Online Training

End of Life Law for Clinicians (ELLC) is a training program for clinicians to improve knowledge about end of life law to enhance your capacity to manage legal issues in end of life decision-making, leading to improved quality of care and practice. This includes decisions that happen in the ‘last days and months of life’, and the planning and decision-making that happens before this (e.g. before a person has an illness or injury).

The online modules are free and registration is required to gain access to the eLearning on this website.

The caring@home project has resources to support people to be cared for and to die at home, if that is their choice. There are two online education modules aimed at educating registered nurses about the caring@home resources and how they can be used to teach carers to help manage breakthrough symptoms safely using subcutaneous medicines. These modules are free, but you need to register to access them.

The Equip Aged Care Learning Modules produced by the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre at the University of Tasmania are freely available for anyone interested in the aged care sector.

There are introductory modules for those new to the sector and also refresher modules for those familiar with aged care. A range of aged care related topics are covered including palliative care and the end of life.

The free palliAGED Introduction Modules for Aged Care provide nurses with training in palliative care, including topics on symptom management. A companion manual is also available for the modules with further detail about information and tools referred to in the modules.