REPORT
PALLIUM INDIA VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM
Date: 30 /09 /2021 to 3/09/2021
Venue: Zoom Meet
Resource person:
Day 1: Dr. M R Rajagopal
Day 2: Mr. Sarath Krishna
Day 3: Ms. Bharath Mohan
Day 4: Ms. Sheeba R S
Day 5: Mr. Babu Abraham.
Beneficiaries: 8 volunteers
Outcome: It helps to get new information about palliative care and the activities taken by palliative care.
The first session(30/08/2021), introduction to palliative care conducted by pallium India was lit by Dr. M R Rajagopal sir. The introduction of palliative made effective knowledge about activities taken by Palliative care. The session begins from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The main topic in the session was,
• what is palliative care?
• what is the aim of palliative?
• what is the activity of palliative?
• in which condition palliative care is needed
• Main miseries in life
• the types of miseries
• what can we do through palliative care?
• the core values in palliative care
• the helping mentality needed for a volunteer in palliative care
• the homecare activities
• how to do homecare?
Session-01 was ended by sharing a video about a patient’s miserable life And how pallium India helping them to come back to their life.
Pallium India virtual volunteer training program- 07
Second day 31/08/2021 class on the topic of communication in palliative care led by Mr . Sarath Krishna.In the said webinar,
• WHAT IS COMMUNICATION?
• NEED OF COMMUNICATION
• POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGES
• BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
• STEPS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
• GOOD VS POOR COMMUNICATION
• LISTENING
• HOW TO ADVOCATE FOR PALLIATIVE CARE
A clear understanding of these was provided.
On the Third day, 1/09/2021 of the virtual training program on the subject Psycho-Social Support was lead by Bharath Mohan sir. (Social Officer, Pallium India) From 05:00 Pm to 07:00 Pm. Today’s topic can be summarized and concluded into the points :
• Evaluate our interventions
• Assess how the patients and families are benefited
• Assessments have to be revised and updated
• Reach out for help, if needed
• There is an art and science in psychosocial care just as in medicine.
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On the 4th day of the virtual training program on 2/09/2021, faculty - Ms. Shobha. R.S madam
Conducted on the topic Home-Based Palliative Care from 5:00 Pm to 7:00 pm. Included topics on Home-based Care. All aspects of Homecare was covered during the speech and convinced the Involvement and teamwork of Volunteers, Social workers, Nurses; Doctors, Physiotherapist.
The last day of the virtual training program 3/09/2021 was hosted by the faculty Mr. Babu
Abraham sir,(Manager Advocacy Pallium India Trust) on the topic PalliativeCare & Community has given a brief description of The role of community in the field of palliative care. The fifth day dealt with the points that include Total Care, importance & responsibility of the community in PalliativeCare, usual medical mode, NNPC (Neighborhood network in palliative care ), Compassionate Community Care, SANS PAIN( Students Against Needless suffering &pain).
_Pallium India Virtual Volunteer Training Program -07_ Concluded with the great Message” In life, it’s not about increasing the days rather it's about filling each day with our life. That is the duty of palliative care.”
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