
- Course Author: The Rev. Sue Wintz, M.Div., BCC
- Duration: 35 hours - Access for 6 months
- Type: Self-Paced
- Category: Palliative Spiritual Care
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This course, When it’s Time to say Goodbye: Introduction to Spiritual Care at the End of Life, is written for students in clinical training programs of all disciplines including chaplaincy, graduate schools, and community faith, religious, and existential leaders who are new to end of life issues. Various aspects of end-of-life care will be presented and discussed, including the dying process and physiological changes, advance care planning, conflicts that may occur between dying persons and families, palliative care, and hospice. Issues of emotional and spiritual, religious, and existential distress will be identified as well as appropriate interventions, cultural, religious, spiritual, and existential practices, and care of the family.
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Aligns with the following Sub-domains in SHA’s Capability Framework for Spiritual Care Practitioners in Health (2020):
*Also aligns with Capability Levels 1 (Entry-level) and 2 (Independent Practice)
Aligns with the following Priorities in the National Model for Spiritual Care in Health:
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