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| "As part of The Regard Partnership's drive for up to date and current training we have recently employed the services of Judy Carole from ELManagement. She has provided us with Training in Dementia Care and End of Life Care.
The training was professional and was easy to follow with staff learning from both of these sessions to carry out the highest standard of care. The sessions have been followed with regular support from Judy whenever this has been requested. Both myself and my staff have made great use of the information that Judy gave us to care for people with dementia. We all feel that the sessions were valuable in enabling staff to cope with the steep learning curve involved. The End of Life Training was also excellent; the carers refer to it all the time. I would highly recommend ELManagement for training sessions." |
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| Liz Hayes (Home Manager) |
ELM - Leading the way in end of life care
ELM’s philosophy is we can make a difference to those whose journey is taking them towards the end of their lives. We do this through training their carers both professional or family members. We train carers to understand all aspects of end of life care. We firmly believe that awareness and training are the keys to a better quality of end of life.
Our book End of Life the Essential Guide for Caring will be available in February 2010 (Hammersmith Press). The foreword to our book has been written by Ciaran Devane, CEO of Macmillan Cancer Support who states:
‘There is much wisdom in the pages of this book. It offers practical advice in a caring way and it is hard to say any of it is more or less important than the rest. But it is important that those of us who want to improve end of life care understand some of the critical things which can have a disproportionately significant impact on whether someone has a good death, or not.’
ELM’s philosophy also embraces the belief that those who have been bereaved need to access support from the environment in order to have a healthy grieving process and we are promoting the ELM leaf emblem as an external symbol of mourning to replace the long forgotten tradition of the black armband or wearing of black.
The leaf will shortly be available as a brooch or pin through our website.
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For more details of the ELM training Programme , please click here to contact us or call our office on 01256 345556. |