Healthcare Professionals
Healthcare Professionals
From 1st October 2019 the way referrals are received and managed by Myton has changed.
All referrals for inpatient care will continue to be discussed at a daily referrals meeting by the senior allocation doctor and clinical nurse specialist.
For the Living Well Programme and Fatigue and Breathlessness Management Programme (FAB), contact will be made by the lead nurse for the referred service.
For all Lymphoedema online referrals the patient will be contacted directly and offered an appointment.
We also provide Drop-in Sessions for patients and carers which don’t require an appointment or referral – find out more here.
If you require any assistance or advice please call us on 01926 838889.
You can no longer refer using our downloadable forms that were previously online with the exception of our Counselling services which can be found below.
You can now refer to the following services using the button below:
Inpatient Unit Medical Bed, Inpatient Unit Nurse Led Bed, Respite Bed, Myton at Home (home care), Therapeutic Days (Day Unit), Living Well Programme, Fatigue and Breathlessness Programme (FAB), and Lymphoedema.
Patients may self-refer to the following services using the button below:
Therapeutic Days (Day Unit) and the Living Well Programme.
Quick references (please note these have been updated/removed)
Please note you can no longer refer using our downloadable forms that were previously online with the exception of our Counselling services which can be found below.
To refer online please click here.
Counselling Referral Form Fatigue and breathlessness information Living Well information Leamington and Warwick Myton at Home information
Therapeutic days information Drop in sessions information Inpatient Unit Admission Pack Rugby Myton at Home information
Education
We provide education and training opportunities to other organisations that provide palliative and end of life care in the wider Coventry and Warwickshire community.
Our Doctors, Nursing staff, Pastoral staff and the Learning and Development Team are skilled providers of interactive and enjoyable programmes that meet the needs of staff whatever their previous experience, and they have a passion for ensuring you can continually enhance your skills in providing great care.
Spoke visits / placements
We offer short placements (spoke visits) to healthcare professionals and AHP/Nursing students.
If you would like to request a spoke visit, please register your interest using the form below.
Your information will be assessed upon receipt and contact made by an appropriate Myton member of staff, to agree on dates and discuss a suitable plan.
Please note: We will make every effort to provide you with a visit, however, we cannot guarantee this.
Meet the Team and Courses
Andrew Wilson
Head of Learning and Development
Jan Chamberlain
Learning and Development Administrator
Karen Badgery
Head of Clinical Education
Sue Howlett
Learning and Development Officer
Juliet Howard
Clinical Practice Educator
Healthcare Professionals
Common Symptoms in Palliative Care
Explore how to assess and manage some of the most common symptoms experienced by people with life limiting conditions.
Thanks for Noticing me – An Introduction to Palliative Care
An introduction to palliative care and a chance to explore the key elements and skills involved. Suitable for all health and social care staff whose role includes caring for people with palliative/ end of Life care needs.
Thanks for Noticing me – An Introduction to Palliative Care
An introduction to palliative care and a chance to explore the key elements and skills involved. Suitable for all health and social care staff whose role includes caring for people with palliative/ end of Life care needs.
Quality End of Life Care for All (QELCA©)
The QELCA© programme is an innovation in end of life care education. It was designed by St Christopher’s Hospice to enable and empower teams of health and social care practitioners from acute, community or care home settings to lead on the...
Essentials of End of Life Care
This programme, consisting of six half-day workshops, is designed for staff working in the health and social care sector. It is underpinned by Health Education England’s document: End of Life Care Core Skills Education and Training Framework (2017).