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Evaluation of the “Attentive Visitors” training program to support community volunteers in their palliative care signposting role: a multimethods design

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Authors: Sabet Van Steenbergen, Sarah Dury, Luc Deliens, Kenneth Chambaere, and Steven Vanderstichelen

This study in Belgium tested a training program for community volunteers who support people with serious illness and end-of-life care needs. The training aimed to improve their knowledge, communication skills, and confidence when working with families and health professionals. After the training, volunteers showed better understanding of palliative care and felt more confident in discussing needs and connecting people to services. They also reported feeling more aware of their role and better able to set boundaries. Overall, the training was well received and showed early signs that it can improve how volunteers support people in palliative care, with potential for wider use.

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Link: Evaluation of the "Attentive Visitors" training program to support community volunteers in their palliative care signposting role: a multimethods design

Resource Topic: CHW Role, CHW training, Palliative care

Resource Type: Evaluation

Year: 2026

Region: Europe

Country: Belgium

Publisher May Restrict Access: Yes

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