Dementia Awareness

This Dementia Awareness training provides an essential introduction to understanding dementia, including its types, causes, symptoms, and progression. It equips learners with the knowledge to recognise the signs of dementia, communicate effectively with those affected, and respond with empathy and person-centred care. The course also highlights best practices for supporting individuals living with dementia, especially within health and social care settings.

1.5 Hours

Mobile friendly

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About The Course

Learning Objectives

Define dementia and understand the differences between its types, including Alzheimer’s disease.

Recognise common signs, symptoms, and stages of dementia.

Describe the impact of dementia on individuals and their families.

Apply effective communication strategies tailored to those with dementia.

Demonstrate awareness of person-centred care principles in dementia support.

Identify the roles and responsibilities of carers and healthcare professionals in managing dementia.

Understand the importance of creating dementia-friendly environments.

Course Modules

Module 1:

Introduction to Dementia Awareness

Module 2:

Legal and Ethical Considerations

Module 3:

Signs and Symptoms

Module 4:

Communication Strategies

Module 5:

Practical Support Techniques

Module 6:

Cultural Sensitivity in Dementia Care

Module 7:

Technology and Dementia Care

Module 8:

End-of-Life Care for Individuals with Dementia

Module 9:

Resources and Further Learning

Keywords

CPD Certified Training CSTF Aligned Training Meeting NHS and CQC Standards Free Portal Access Face-to-Face Training BLS Practical Moving Handling Practical Free Online Training Practical Training Free NHS Mandatory Training