Palliative Care and Support

This program is designed for medical doctors, pharmacists, and healthcare professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of palliative care. It lasts one year and focuses on a person-centered approach for individuals at the end of life, considering their family, social, and cultural contexts. Ideal candidates are those who have at least two years of professional experience and have completed the DU Bases in Palliative Care.

The curriculum includes 70 hours of theoretical teaching, divided into two weeks of seminars. Students will explore clinical and therapeutic aspects, communication skills, decision-making processes, and teamwork. This program emphasizes the importance of ethical considerations and methodologies in palliative care, preparing students to handle complex situations in their practice.

Graduates can pursue various roles such as palliative care specialists, healthcare consultants, or educators in health settings. They may find employment in hospitals, healthcare organizations, or educational institutions. The skills acquired are transferable across various sectors, allowing graduates to adapt to different roles within the healthcare system.