Clinical Skills Workshop: Delirium in Palliative Care
This is a clinical based workshop: Toxic confusional states like delirium are common in people who are dying. Delirium is a common distressing symptom at end of life for patients,…
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Nelson Tasman Hospice Education Team
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Nelson Tasman Hospice 331 Suffolk Road, Stoke, Nelson, New Zealand
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Syringe Driver Workshop Venue MOTUEKA: for ARC RN’s/EN’s/ DN’s: Thursday 20 August 2026
Motueka Woodlands Care Centre and Village 6 Edgewood Cresent, MOTUEKA, New ZealandThe programme assists Registered Nurses (RNs) and Enrolled Nurses (ENs) working in Aged Residential Care (ARC) and District Nursing (DNs) to obtain the skills and knowledge required to manage a…
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General Public Workshop: Dying to Know about Dying Matters Thursday 10 September 2026
Nelson Tasman Hospice 331 Suffolk Road, Stoke, Nelson, New ZealandPlease note: This workshop is designed for the public and is not for health professionals. This workshop offers helpful information for Family/Whānau about death and dying. Advance care planning and community…
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Syringe Driver Workshop for ARC RN’s/EN’s/ DN’s: Tuesday 13 October 2026
Nelson Tasman Hospice 331 Suffolk Road, Stoke, Nelson, New ZealandThe programme assists Registered Nurses (RNs) and Enrolled Nurses (ENs) working in Aged Residential Care (ARC) and District Nursing (DNs) to obtain the skills and knowledge required to manage a…
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Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora RN’s & EN’s Syringe Driver Workshop Wednesday 28 October 2026
Nelson Hospital Medical Unit Seminar Room 7010 Franklyn Street, Nelson, Nelson, New ZealandThis syringe Driver Workshop is for Registered Nurses and Enrolled Nurses Registered Nurses employed by Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora and delivered onsite at Nelson Hospital. Please note: This…
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Fundamentals of Palliative Care Online Modules
Nelson Tasman Hospice 331 Suffolk Road, Stoke, Nelson, New ZealandAs healthcare workers, we play a vital role in supporting people with palliative care needs. This means being prepared to provide ongoing assessment, recognising changes as illness progresses, and responding with compassion and skill. Learning about palliative care can make a real difference, not only for the people in our care, but also for their…