Terminal Delirium

Terminal delirium is a common yet often distressing part of the end-of-life journey for patients and their loved ones. This class provides a compassionate, clinically grounded overview of terminal delirium, including how to recognize its signs, understand contributing factors and respond with thoughtful, evidence-based care. Participants will explore practical approaches to assessment and management, while also learning how to support families through the emotional, relational, and spiritual challenges that may arise.

$25 per class
$10 optional CE for nurses

Clarehouse Meeting Room
7617 S Mingo Rd, Tulsa

Other PATH classes:
April 23 - ELNEC (End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium)
June 4 - Complex Pain Management for Dying People
August 6 - Complex Non-Pain Symptom Management
October 1 - Ethical Psycho-Social Support in End-of-Life Care
December 3 - Spiritual Care in Death and Dying

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