Verifying Expected Death
Session Overview
This session covers:
- What is verification of expected adult death?
- Examine the scope of verification of expected death
- Explore the professional and legal issues in relation to the verification of expected death including roles and responsibilities
- Review local policies and procedures regarding verification of expected death
- Clinical observation of absence of life
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this session, you should have a greater awareness of:
- Definition of Terms
- Legal issues
- Medical and Nurses Responsibilities
- Clinical aspects of Verification
- Record keeping
Course details:
Venue: Terence Burgess Education Centre
Date: 27 January, 9.30am – 11.30am
Cost: £30.00 per person or 4 delegates for the price of 3
Tel: 01704 517920
Email: education@queenscourt.org.uk
Organisation: West Lancs, Southport & Formby Palliative Care Services
If you would like to join this course please contact the Terence Burgess Education Centre or you can book online
Date:
27 January 2026
- 22 October 2025
Time:
09:30 am
Price:
£30.00
Contact:
West Lancs, Southport & Formby Palliative Care Services
Tel:
01704 517920
Email:
education@queenscourt.org.uk
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