End of life qualifications mapping to E:ELCA modules EOL 502 – Level 5 component – Lead a service that supports individuals through significant life events Before utilising the e-learning sessions it is recommended that the session Introduction to e-learning for End of Life Care (e-ELCA) 00_01 is undertaken. Note: The usefulness of the sessions will be dependent on the level of prior knowledge and competence of the learner. Learning outcome Assessment criteria Module Ref no Session Specific 1. Be able to implement organisational systems and procedures necessary to support individuals experiencing significant life events 1.1 Ensure systems and structures in your setting enable and demonstrate acceptance for cultural diversity, individual wishes, needs and preferences Advance Care Planning Communication Social Care Social Care 01_17 03_16 06_01 06_06 Developing ACP in your organisation Communicating with non-English speaking patients Supporting people to live and die well End of life in care homes and domiciliary care settings 1.2 Ensure organisational systems and procedures uphold person centred approaches Advance Care Planning Assessment Assessment 01_02 02_01 02_16 Cultural and spiritual considerations in ACP Introduction to the principles of assessment in end of life care: Part 1 Identifying the patients goals and priorities
1.3 Implement organisational systems and procedures that ensure quality of service when supporting individuals experiencing significant life events Advance Care Planning Assessment Symptom Management Integrating Learning Social Care Social Care 01_04 02_19 04_02 05_22 06_01 06_05 ACP in practice: using end of life care tools Uses and limitations of assessment tools Agreeing a plan of management and care Using the NHS Continuing Healthcare Fast Track Pathway Tool Supporting people to live and die well Hospital social work 1.4 Implement effective communication systems which promote open, sensitive and appropriate communication Communication Communication Communication Communication Communication 03_06 03_11 to 03_13 03_21 03_34 03_35 Communication skills for administrative staff, volunteers and other non-clinical workers These sessions cover modes of communication that may be useful Legal and ethical issues embedded in communication Dealing with challenging relatives
Challenging communication with colleagues 1.5 Implement reporting and recording systems which safeguard people you support in line with national and local agreed ways of working Advance Care Planning Assessment Communication Communication Symptom Management 01_14 02_17 03_13 03_21 04_02 How to document conversations about advance care planning Documentation, communication and coordination Written communication Legal and ethical issues embedded in communication Agreeing a plan of management and care 1.6 Ensure administrative arrangements for legal or financial issues are in line with legal requirements Not covered 1.7 Describe how your organisational systems and procedures can respond to the particular and future needs, wishes and preferences of individuals experiencing significant life events Not covered
1.8 Analyse how the service operates in ways which promote active participation for those you support, their families and carers Not covered 1.9 Explain how to resolve tensions or conflicts that may arise for individuals experiencing significant life events, their families and carers Advance Care Planning Communication 01_15 03_22 to 03_35 How to negotiate decisions which may be difficult to implement These sessions cover challenging scenarios that may be useful 2. Be able to ensure sufficient and appropriate resources to support individuals experiencing significant life events 2.1 Ensure appropriate staffing and skills levels that would be necessary to respond to individuals experiencing significant life events Not covered 2.2 Provide staff and others for whom you are responsible with appropriate learning opportunities to enable them to respond sensitively to individuals experiencing significant life events Not covered 2.3 Identify specialist resources that may be required in supporting individuals experiencing significant life events Social Care Spirituality 06_01 06_03 Supporting people to live and die well Spiritual care and the models of spiritual intervention 2.4 Develop collaborative working partnerships with other key services Social Care 06_01 Supporting people to live and die well
and resources to support individuals experiencing significant life events Social Care Bereavement Bereavement Spirituality Spirituality 06_05 07_03 07_05 08_03 08_06 Hospital social work Practical support after a bereavement Emotional support and signposting Spiritual care and the models of spiritual intervention Spirituality in the community 2.5 Implement effective methods for sharing information with other services as appropriate Advance Care Planning Assessment Communication Communication Symptom Management 01_14 02_17 03_13 03_21 04_02 How to document conversations about advance care planning Documentation, communication and coordination Written communication Legal and ethical issues embedded in communication Agreeing a plan of management and care 3. Be able to ensure staff can respond to 3.1 Support staff and others to accept and respect the emotions associated Assessment 02_14 Assessment of dying phase and after death
to individuals experiencing significant life events Communication Communication Communication Communication Communication 03_06 03_10 03_11 to 03_13 03_21 03_34 03_35 be difficult to implement Communication skills for administrative staff, volunteers and other non-clinical workers Things which block good communication These sessions cover modes of communication that may be useful Legal and ethical issues embedded in communication Dealing with challenging relatives Challenging communication with colleagues 3.5 Implement systems and procedures for staff to be able to seek additional guidance and information where they are faced with a situation which is outside of their own expertise Advance Care Planning Symptom Management Social Care 01_05 04_06 06_06 Advance Decision to Refuse Treatment principles Recognising your own limitations in symptom management End of life in care