If you care for patients during their final months, days or minutes… there have likely been times when you, too, have felt guilty, sad, concerned and sometimes challenged to provide them emotional peace and physical comfort.

We know that this can be complex care to deliver. There are so many factors to be considered.

We have brought together four top-notch, clinically active end of life experts to share everything they know. So that you can provide care to your own end of life patients with greater skill and confidence.

We will talk about the most complicated situations – and share real solutions so you can intervene more effectively. Throughout this video-based course, you will get exactly what you need:

1. Strategies to resolve family dysfunction and disagreement


2. Best approaches regarding unavoidable wounds for dying patients


3. Proven communication strategies for difficult and emotional conversations


4. New studies on deathbed visions and the role they play in end-of-life care

This training will provide you with over 30.5 hours of instruction, filled with the insights, critical thinking skills, and proven strategies you need NOW.

You will receive unlimited access to all course videos and materials… forever! And you have the freedom to complete this training at your pace. On your own schedule.

Don’t wait another minute… Patients, families and co-workers will trust your insights, like never before. Register today and get the specialized training you need to more capably and confidently provide advanced care to your dying patients!

Our speakers’ decades of on-the-job experience as nurses caring for patients at the end of life will empower you to face death with confidence and increased compassion.

with Nancy Joyner, MS, CNS-BC, APRN, ACHPN® | Click here for information about Nancy Joyner

Have you ever been asked, “what would you do if this was your family member?”

Prepare yourself for the hard conversations you will face when caring for a patient at the end of life. You will learn:

• Creative ways to discuss withdrawing or withholding treatment
• Tips to guide code status conversations with patients and families
• Strategies to resolve family dysfunction surrounding end of life decisions
• Click here for course objectives and outline

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with Lores Vlaminck, RN, BSN, MA, CHPN | Click here for information about Lores Vlaminck

Each end stage disease has unique complexities for the patient, the family, and the healthcare professional, and this recording will cover specific strategies for caring for these patients.

You will learn:

• The benefits of using palliative care principles for patients with end stage disease
• Strategies to help patients overcome the fear of death
• Ways to predict challenging end of life symptoms and the best interventions
• Click here for course objectives and outline

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with Laurie Klipfel, RN, MSN, ANP-BC, CDCES | Click here for information about Laurie Klipfel

Do you ever feel helpless and frustrated in caring for patients at end of life who suffer from unavoidable wounds?

This recording will provide an in-depth approach to palliative wound care, exploring options to care for patients with chronic wounds, fistulas, fungating wounds and terminal Kennedy ulcers. You will learn:

• Solutions to your biggest challenges with complex wounds, fungating wounds, fistulas and chronic painful wounds
• Ways to dramatically increase your confidence in treating your patients’ wound pain
• Tips to differentiate between avoidable and unavoidable wounds
• Click here for course objectives and outline

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Register now and get instant, unlimited access to two bonus videos…

…featuring one of the world’s foremost experts on healing and loss — David Kessler, co-author of two bestsellers with the legendary Elisabeth Kübler-Ross: On Grief and Grieving and Life Lessons.

His experience with thousands of people on the edge of life and death has taught him the secrets to living a happy and fulfilled life. Let him share those with you!

Just see what some of your colleagues already have to say about this care-changing training: