At Trinity we share our expertise with others in our sector to raise the quality of end of life care elsewhere in the health and social care system.

We offer workshops throughout the year in a blended learning approach ranging from introducing palliative care through to symptom control and onto considering ethics.

Most courses will combine independent learning with an instructor-led training element. Where this is the case, the independent learning (usually lasting 3-4 hours via our online platform) must be completed in order to access instructor-led learning. 

Dates for the instructor-led learning element of the courses will be released about a month beforehand to ensure you have enough time to complete this.

View the course schedule and register (for non-Trinity staff)

Courses include:

• Overview of palliative care
• Symptom management:
  • pain,
  • breathlessness,
  • fatigue,
  • altered bowel patterns,
  • nausea and vomiting
• Last days of life including
  • recognising dying;
  • advance care planning and
  • drugs in end of life care
• Bereavement
• Nutrition
• Ethics
• Understanding Dementia
• Introduction to Royal Trinity Hospice 

We also offer bespoke training for homelessness support workers in our catchment and Wandsworth care homes. If you are interested in this please contact [email protected].

View the course schedule and register (for non-Trinity staff)

SAGE & THYME

The next SAGE & THYME will take place via Zoom on Thursday 28 April from 1.30-4.15pm.

To book your place on the course, please email [email protected].

What you will need

To join online workshops with Royal Trinity Hospice you will need access to a laptop/computer/tablet with a microphone and speakers/headphones, stable internet connection and a device charger. You will need to register for our online training portal with an email address. 

Costs of workshops

Workshops are free of charge for:

• Royal Trinity Hospice staff and volunteers
• students in placement at Royal Trinity Hospice
• health and social care staff working across the London Borough of Wandsworth
• King Edward VII Hospital staff