Courses and Workshops
HopeHealth's wide range of educational courses for professionals and caregivers aim to empower our community with the knowledge they need to provide compassionate care.
To begin, kindly choose the course you wish to attend from our diverse selection. While some courses may not have scheduled dates, we encourage you to contact CommunityEducation@HopeHealthCo.org if you're interested in a course not currently scheduled. We are continuously expanding our course offerings and invite you to check back for updates. Furthermore, clinicians have the opportunity to earn educational credits through our programs.
To see unscheduled courses, visit Additional Course Offerings.
Upcoming Courses
Please note: all times are Eastern Time (US).
Managing Pain at End of Life
Palliative Care and Hospice: A Perfect Partnership
This course will provide practitioners with a detailed understanding of the differences between palliative care and hospice and how they benefit our patients when utilized as partners.
Complex Care Conversations
Complex Care Conversations is a day-long interactive, small-group program for clinicians who treat individuals dealing with serious, progressive illnesses. Participants will learn how to navigate goals-of-care conversations to elicit patients’ values and preferences in a mutually transformative way for clinicians and patients when time matters most.
End-of-Life Veteran Care
Veterans facing end-of-life often carry unique physical, emotional, and spiritual burdens shaped by military service, trauma, and cultural identity. This 1-hour continuing education program equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to deliver respectful, trauma-informed, and veteran-centric care.
Unique Needs When Caring for a Veteran
Join us for a 1-hour educational session designed to equip healthcare workers with the knowledge and tools to better serve our nation’s veterans. Learn about the physical, mental, and social challenges veterans face, the impact of military service on health, and how to provide culturally competent, trauma-informed care.
Accreditation
All continuing professional development activities were approved by the Northeast Multistate Division Education Unit, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation and the National Association of Social Workers, Rhode Island Chapter, applicable in both RI and MA.