“How Do I Practise Palliative Care When I Don’t Know How?” Exploring the Impact of EPAN, An Online Educational Intervention on General Nurses in Singapore: An Evaluation Study
Yi Ling Neo,
Norasyikin Hassan,
Jemima Koh
et al.
Abstract:Objective(s): The majority of deaths in Singapore (62.1%) occur in the hospital, but most nurses do not have palliative care (PC) education. An online e-learning course, “Essential Palliative Care Approach for Nurses” (EPAN), was developed to close the learning gap. The study aimed to evaluate the impact of EPAN on general nurses’ knowledge, confidence, and attitude in delivering end-of-life care. Methods: Convergent parallel mixed methods design. Results: 1708 nurses (67%), mostly from inpatient and ambulator… Show more
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