Principles and approach to palliative and end-of-life care. Adapting personal assistance services to meet the needs of individuals receiving end-of-life care. Measures to promote comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Communication with the person and their family members. Collaboration with the care team. Recognizing signs associated with the end of life and providing appropriate interventions within the scope of the role.

Application of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway obstruction relief, and automated external defibrillator (AED) techniques. Responding to hemorrhages, injuries, burns, poisonings, allergic reactions, and medical emergencies. Applying emergency protocols and procedures in accordance with the requirements of different healthcare settings.

Implementation of required interventions for individuals experiencing a loss of autonomy in a long-term care facility. Assistance with activities of daily living, observation of the individual's condition, adaptation of interventions to meet their needs, and collaboration with the healthcare team to ensure continuity of care, in accordance with established standards and protocols.

Organizing and carrying out patient care assistance tasks in acute care and critical care settings. Preparing the environment and equipment, and assisting with patient admission, transfer, and discharge. Contributing to continuity of care. Applying current safety, prevention, and clinical protocols.

Providing care and assistance to individuals in acute care and critical care settings. Adapting patient care assistance services based on the person's condition and changes in their clinical status. Observing and reporting significant changes. Collaborating with the care team while following established protocols, safety procedures, and scope of practice.

Planning and organizing home care interventions. Ensuring continuity of care and effective communication of information. Adapting personal assistance services based on the person's condition, environment, and individual needs. Collaborating with family members and the interdisciplinary team. Preventing high-risk situations and providing non-invasive assistance with activities of daily living within the scope of practice.

Integration into a long-term care, acute care, critical care, or home care setting. Applying acquired knowledge and skills in a real-world environment. Participating as a member of the care team, providing patient care assistance services in accordance with established standards, protocols, and scope of practice, communicating professionally, and adapting to the requirements of the workplace.