Transitioning to end-of-life care can be a difficult time for a resident and their family. Everyone has their own thoughts, feelings, and beliefs around death and loss. Developing communication at end-of-life skills are crucial for LTC staff to foster therapeutic relationships with the residents and their families, increasing levels of comfort with hospice and palliative care philosophy.
The following are the learning materials for the reduced Communication at End-of-Life training program. The below materials were last updated in November 2020.
If you are having difficulty downloading any of the below files please contact Emily Farrell, Project Coordinator at efarrell@bruyere.org
Module One (.ppt)Additional Materials
Domains of Issue Sheet (.pdf) – Reference for Betty Game
Palliative Care Myths Posters (.pdf) – 8.5×11
Values Encounter Regarding Death Handout – 8.5×11
Mapping Out Who I am Handout (.pdf) – 8.5×11
Fold-able Activity Card – Paraphrasing – 8.5×11
Fold-able Activity Card – Emphatic Listening – 8.5×11
The CEoL training program was developed in partnership between the Ontario CLRI at Bruyère and Algonquin College.
