Dementia Care: Delaying Progress and Supporting Families
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Dementia is a growing global concern, affecting millions of individuals and their families every year. This interactive course, Dementia Care: Delaying Progress and Supporting Families, is designed to provide comprehensive tools and strategies for anyone involved in dementia care. Whether you’re a family caregiver, a professional healthcare worker, or someone preparing to engage in elder care services, this course offers valuable insights and actionable techniques to make a difference.
The course begins with the Fundamentals of Dementia, where you’ll learn about the condition’s nature, the types, and the stages. We emphasise understanding the psychological and emotional impacts of dementia on both the patient and their loved ones. By fostering this foundational knowledge, students can better appreciate the challenges involved and develop a compassionate approach to care.
Next, we delve into Risk Factors and Preventative Strategies. This module explores genetic and environmental risks while providing lifestyle recommendations to delay the progression of dementia. These preventative strategies are designed to empower caregivers and patients to live healthier lives, even in the face of challenges.
Daily caregiving can feel overwhelming, but in Daily Activities and Social Skills, you’ll learn to design meaningful activities that stimulate cognitive and social engagement. You’ll also explore the critical role of routine in reducing anxiety and fostering a sense of security for dementia patients.
Effective communication is essential in dementia care. In the Communication and Legal Considerations module, you’ll gain skills for empathetic communication, understand non-verbal cues, and navigate ethical dilemmas and legal considerations. This module ensures you are well-prepared to support both the patient and their family with dignity and respect.
Our course is not just informative; it’s actionable. At the end of each module, you’ll take quizzes to reinforce your understanding. By the conclusion, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to provide exceptional care.
Join us and transform your caregiving journey. Let’s work together to enhance the lives of those affected by dementia.
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4Video: Exploring Types and Stages of DementiaVideo lesson
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5Interactive Session: Exploring Types and Stages of DementiaText lesson
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6Video: Psychological and Emotional ImpactsVideo lesson
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7Interactive Session: Psychological and Emotional ImpactsText lesson
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8Interactive Session: Dementia and the FamilyText lesson
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9Understanding DementiaQuiz
Test your knowledge on the types, stages, and impacts of dementia.
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16Video: Genetic and Environmental RisksVideo lesson
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17Interactive Session: Genetic and Environmental RisksText lesson
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18Video: Lifestyle Choices and Dementia RiskVideo lesson
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19Interactive Session: Lifestyle Choices and Dementia RiskText lesson
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20Interactive Session: Lifestyle ModificationsText lesson
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21Risk Factors and PreventionQuiz
Assess your understanding of the risk factors and preventative strategies for dementia.
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22Video: Designing Cognitive ActivitiesVideo lesson
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23Interactive Session: Designing Cognitive ActivitiesText lesson
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24Video: Importance of Routine in Dementia CareVideo lesson
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25Interactive Session: Importance of Routine in Dementia CareText lesson
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26Interactive Session: Adapting ActivitiesText lesson
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27Daily Care and Social SkillsQuiz
Evaluate your knowledge on establishing daily activities and encouraging social skills in dementia patients.
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28Video: Empathetic Communication StrategiesVideo lesson
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29Interactive Session: Empathetic Communication StrategiesText lesson
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30Video: Non-verbal Cues and Communication TechniquesVideo lesson
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31Interactive Session: Non-verbal Cues and Communication TechniquesText lesson
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32Interactive Session: Legal Rights and Ethical DilemmasText lesson
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33Communication and Legal AspectsQuiz
Test your understanding of the communication strategies and legal aspects in dementia care.
