Common Health Challenges 4: Specialized Areas (HRCA 2210)
The final Common Health Challenges course in the Health Care Assistant Diploma Program introduces two specialized areas within Continuing Care: palliative/end of life care and the care of individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders. Throughout this course, students will integrate concepts from previous studies, including diversity in health, healing and caregiving, culturally safe and sensitive care, ethically and legal considerations, head to observations, and personal care and assistance principles. Building on their prior learning, students will continue to deepen their understanding of the Health Care Assistant role in providing holistic and person centered care to diverse clients in various care settings.
Course code: HRCA 2210
Credits: 2.0
Tuition: $0
Length: 30.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
HRCA 2120.
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- Person centered end of life care.
Neurodevelopmental disorders and community living.
Diverse perspectives including Indigenous and 2SLGBTQIA health perspectives.
Culturally sensitive practices that consider diversity factors such culture, ethnicity, generation, socio-economic status, religious/spiritual beliefs, gender identify, gender expression, sexual orientation.
Limitations and obligations of the HCA role in end of life care and community living.
This course is offered as part of a VCC program only.
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