Verification of Death

This workshop will include:

The role of the nurse
Verification and certification
Legal position
Commuication with relatives
The procedure of verifying death
Culture and faith
Care after death

Certificate of attendance and refreshments included

Target audience: health and social care professionals

Cost: *£35

Dates: Wednesday 24th October 2018

Time: 9.30am to 12.30pm

* funding may be available please contact your professional development department for detailed information

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