"I already have the book" The Needs of the Dying" 8.25 NAB Hours
Product Description
8.25 NAB/NCERS approved credit hours.
You have the book. We email you the test materials. Simply, read the book and complete the test answer key provided. Fax or email us your answer key for scoring. You must score 70% or better. Your certificate with NAB Approved Credit Hours will be sent within 24 hours.
Learn to provide hope, comfort and love at a time when the right words are exceedingly difficult to find. This course focuses on the physical and emotional experience of life's final chapter and has proved to be a very valuable tool for all healthcare professionals that are caring for the dying and their families.
Recommended by Elizabeth Kubler Ross, M.D.
Objectives: 1. Understand the right to be treated as a living human being. 2. Examine the physical and emotional experience of death. 3. Learn how to help the dying express feelings and emotions about death in one’s own way. 4. Understand the right for patients to participate in healthcare decision-making. 5. Develop techniques for being a compassionate, sensitive and knowledgeable caregiver. 6. Understand the physiology and process of death. 7. Discover how to protect the dignity and sanctity of the dying.
You have the book. We email you the test materials. Simply, read the book and complete the test answer key provided. Fax or email us your answer key for scoring. You must score 70% or better. Your certificate with NAB Approved Credit Hours will be sent within 24 hours.
Learn to provide hope, comfort and love at a time when the right words are exceedingly difficult to find. This course focuses on the physical and emotional experience of life's final chapter and has proved to be a very valuable tool for all healthcare professionals that are caring for the dying and their families.
Recommended by Elizabeth Kubler Ross, M.D.
Objectives: 1. Understand the right to be treated as a living human being. 2. Examine the physical and emotional experience of death. 3. Learn how to help the dying express feelings and emotions about death in one’s own way. 4. Understand the right for patients to participate in healthcare decision-making. 5. Develop techniques for being a compassionate, sensitive and knowledgeable caregiver. 6. Understand the physiology and process of death. 7. Discover how to protect the dignity and sanctity of the dying.
