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This course aims to assist workers across the health and aged care sectors to become culturally competent in caring for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans/gender diverse and intersex (LGBTI) people with...
The course provides an introduction to why environments matter and how you can help support transformation of the places you work to better support people living with dementia.
The course provides an introduction to why environments matter and how you can help support transformation of the places you work to better support people living with dementia.
The course provides an introduction to why environments matter and how you can help support transformation of the places you work to better support people living with dementia.
The course provides an introduction to why environments matter and how you can help support transformation of the places you work to better support people living with dementia.
This module raises awareness of person-centred pain management and the importance of pain evaluation
This module will explore how to assess pain in people living with dementia who are not able to report their pain
This module provides an overview of pain and how to recognise pain in people with dementia who can’t tell us that they are in pain.
It can be difficult to recognise pain in people living with dementia who are not able to describe their pain.
Learn about some specific strategies that nurses and carers can use to help older people in their care sleep better.
Learn more about the risk factors for disturbed sleep and how to assess the timing and quality of an older person’s sleep.
Improve your understanding about the importance of sleep, the brain and sleep and the problems that can arise with poor or disrupted sleep.
This course highlights some of the issues older people have with their sleep, the association between sleep and dementia and how nurses and care workers can optimise sleep for those...
Develop your knowledge of how your role can support the deprescribing process for older people living with dementia.
Expand your understanding of why older people living with dementia so often use multiple medicines, and why this can be a problem.
Maximising benefit and minimising harm; how you can support the deprescribing process in older people living with dementia.
Introducing the key questions and practices that are part of a comprehensive behaviour assessment, with a focus on vocally disruptive behaviour (VDB).
Increase your knowledge on caring for a person experiencing dementia-related responsive behaviours.
Use the stages and domains as a structure for managing dementia.
This module explores the presentation of dementia and its impact on the individual.
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