Master Cuidados Paliativos Atencion Paciente Y Familia

Master Cuidados Paliativos Atencion Paciente Y Familia is a Masters program taught at Universidad Católica San Antonio, Spain. Intake: January. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time (1 courses) options.

UCAM Universidad offers a permanent training master in palliative care: patient and family care. The program focuses on clinical, ethical, and human care for people with advanced disease, with attention to the person and their family environment. You learn to conduct comprehensive assessments, interpret scales in advanced phases, and adapt care to each situation.

Teaching is delivered in Spanish in a blended format (semipresencial). The program develops skills for symptom management and clinical care up to the last moments of life. It also trains communication for difficult conversations with patients, families, and care teams, and it covers emotional, social, and spiritual support to provide respectful and dignified, person-centred care.

The program is for people who want to specialize in palliative care practice, value clinical ethics and communication, and care about professional pathways. It leads to opportunities in specialized hospital units, home care teams, socio-medical resources, and coordination and care management, with options for applied teaching and research-oriented projects.

The minimum requirements for admission in Master Cuidados Paliativos Atencion Paciente Y Familia at Universidad Católica San Antonio for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:

• program specific academic requirment set by Universidad Católica San Antonio.
• English Language OR any other language requirments as set by Universidad Católica San Antonio as pre-requiste for admission in Master Cuidados Paliativos Atencion Paciente Y Familia.

Note: Please check the university website in the link below.

Please check detail of study units at https://www.ucam.edu/madrid/postgrados/master-cuidados-paliativos-atencion-paciente-y-familia

• Specialized palliative care hospital units
• Home care (patient care at home through care teams)
• Socio-medical care settings and care devices
• Care coordination and management
• Applied professional training and participation in research projects
• Studies, groups, and healthcare innovation projects

9 fully funded scholarships are listed for Spain. See Spain scholarships.