This learning module discusses how to care for a person after their death in a community setting, and support their family and loved ones. It highlights the importance of ensuring the privacy, dignity and respect of the deceased and of following local and national guidelines.
The term nurse will be used throughout the module but encompasses other healthcare colleagues, such as care support workers and healthcare assistants, as appropriate. It is recognised that the term family is a dynamic concept and may be linked to many different people.
Please note that information provided by RCNi Learning is not sufficient to ensure competence in the skill. Assessment of competence should take place in line with local practice. Practice should always align with local protocols and procedures, latest guidelines and any regulatory code. All modules should currently be viewed together with available national and local Covid-19 guidelines. For advice, go to www.rcn.org.uk/covid-19/rcn-position
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All our modules include CPD certificates. They are evidence-based and have been subject to an external double-blind peer review.
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Pre and post module tests let you measure your progress. Further reading list included