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The implementation of a model of person-centred practice in older person settings Information from narratives with one resident identified the need to improve end of life care practice in the unit. One resident spoke about how he would like to think that he would be remembered in some way in the unit when he died (Image 2.2). He felt the unit was very much his home and the staff and residents part of his new family. A multi disciplinary team group with representatives from the key stakeholders including pastoral care and medical staff was established. An action plan was developed with specific areas identified for action. Some of the achievements to date include: • the development of a memory book to celebrate the lives of residents and staff who have died was introduced to each of the units. Any thoughts, special moments or events staff, residents and carers would like to recall either in pictures poems or story to share memories of the person are invited for inclusion in the book. • introduction of the Liverpool Care pathway with staff receiving education on its implementation from staff who have received training in the UK • introduction of person-centred practices around end of life care • education programmes for staff on palliative care Image 2.2: “Remembering George” as an example of using narratives in end of life care 51
The implementation of a model of person-centred practice in older person settings Programme participants in the participating sites along with the IFs have had the opportunity to present posters on person-centred care at national conferences, talk on the subject at both in-house education programmes and externally at conferences (Figure 2.3 is an example of a poster presented at a conference). Figure 2.3: participants Example of a poster presented at a national conference by 52
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