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This is intended to be a stand-alone two-day Whole Person Care event that can be used in any PRIME context by experienced trainers. Those using it need to familiarise themselves with the Power Point (PPT) presentations before running the event. All PRIME training should be learner centred, interactive and fun, aimed at the hearts and souls of the participants as well as their minds. The timings given below are approximate and not intended to be definitive guides; they assume a 9.30am to 4.30pm day.
Whole Person Care - A Sample Event Programme.docxSample Programme
Sample Programme
Learning Objectives:
Describe Whole Person Care
Explain why it is needed in contemporary medical practice
Describe the factors that enhance and inhibit Whole Person Care
Demonstrate Whole Person Care in practice
Describe spiritual care from a Christian perspective
Explain the example of Jesus as a care giver
Describe the evidence base for the effectiveness of compassion in medical care
Make their work place more conducive to the delivery of Whole Person Care
Understand the effects of stress on themselves
Resource themselves for compassion
Plan how they will change their practiceÂ
PowerPoint Presentations
PowerPoint Presentations
1 What is PRIME.pptx1 What is PRIME?
PowerPoint2 An introduction to Whole Person Care.pptx2 Intro to Whole Person Care
PowerPoint3 An incredibly brief history of medicine.pptx3 Brief History of Medicine
PowerPoint3 An incredibly brief history of medicine.mp43 Brief History of Medicine
MP44 Binocular Vision.pptx4 Binocular Vision
PowerPoint5 The Mcwhinney and Iceberg Models.pptx5 McWhinney & Iceberg Models
PowerPoint6 Blood Pressure.pptx6 Blood Pressure
PowerPoint7 The Pope Pictures.pptx7 Pope Pictures
PowerPoint8 What is spiritual care.pptx8 What is Spiritual Care
PowerPoint9 The Christian Difference.pptx9 The Christian Difference
PowerPoint10 Compassion the evidence.pptx10 Compassion the Evidence
PowerPoint11 Resourcing ourselves.pptx11 Resourcing Ourselves
PowerPointOther Materials
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