The Clinical Education Department at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre is committed to promoting the quality of care for people with cancer through education and professional development .
The department offers a range of educational programmes such as study days, short courses and degree level modules which are aimed at health and social care practitioners and support staff who have an interest in cancer care.
*Please note, due to the impact of COVID19 on health and social care practitioners and settings, course dates and methods of delivery may be subject to change.
We are willing to accommodate the educational needs of individual organisations upon request.
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The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre in partnership with the School of Health Sciences, University of Liverpool, offers a range of level 6 and 7 oncology modules for nurses and allied health professionals.
The Clinical Education Department offers a range of workshops and short courses which are aimed at health and social care practitioners and support staff who have an interest in cancer care.
The Clinical Education Department offers a range of Study Days which are aimed at health and social care practitioners and support staff who would like to learn more about specific aspects of cancer care.
The Practice Education Facilitators aim to ensure that every learner receives an outstanding clinical placement experience, which meets both quality assurance standards and regulatory body requirements.
This level 6 module is aimed at Health Care professionals who provide care for people with a cancer diagnosis within their care setting; who wish to develop their critical understanding of palliative and end of life care of the person with cancer. Learners will have the opportunity to critically align knowledge, skills and attitudes to personal practice, in a way that supports personal development that can positively influence person-centred approaches in meeting the needs of those who are living with progressive life-limiting illness.
This module is aimed at Health Care professionals who provide care for people with a cancer diagnosis within their care setting; who wish to develop their critical understanding of palliative and end of life care of the person with cancer. Learners will have the opportunity to critically align knowledge, skills and attitudes to personal practice, in a way that supports personal development that can positively impact on practice and ultimately influence person-centred approaches in meeting the needs of those who are living with progressive life-limiting illness.
This online interactive course aims to provide high level teaching in line with current RCR guidance relating to physics
This course is relevant for senior/experienced Health & Social Care Professionals, who wish to enhance personal knowledge, skills & confidence in patient, family or colleague conversations that are important or can often feel difficult, complex or highly emotive.
This two day course is for staff who have attended the Nature of Cancer Course or for any clinical staff working in a health or social care setting who have a basic understanding of cancer and its treatments but who would like to further develop their knowledge in this area
This interactive workshop aims to provide opportunity to explore and identify together: for whom, and why, resuscitation-related conversations need to be considered; whose decision it is, and in what circumstances; interactively examine a best interest decision-making context; and gain some top tips on helpful communication approaches through interactive examples of specific resuscitation-related conversation scenarios.
This 2 day course provides an introduction to the nature of cancer and is primarily aimed at non-clinical staff. It is also suitable for health and social care practitioners and those wishing to increase their understanding of cancer
The aim of this study day is to provide a comprehensive introduction to the care of Teenagers and Young Adults (16-24years) with cancer. Every year around 2400 Teenagers and Young Adults are diagnosed with cancer in the UK. TYAs have unique needs that are not met within the traditional model of paediatric and adult healthcare. The needs of young cancer patients in this age group are different to those of both paediatric and adult patients not only in terms of disease-specific treatment, but also in the context of physical, social and educational development. Come and hear from the regions team of expert practitioners and increase your knowledge and skills in supporting young people through a cancer diagnosis.
This course is a fundamental level communication skills study day for:
