The increasing number of people suffering from dementia has driven demand for trained dementia care experts. This diploma course offers a comprehensive training programme that consists of five modules that cover different elements of dementia care. Our first section focuses on dementia itself and describes varieties of the disease, such as Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia, along with the causes and symptoms. We lay out the medical and psychological components of dementia to help you provide excellent care and support to people living with this common mental disease.
The course then provides communication tactics that enhance dementia care. We explain how to provide personal assistance and create a safe atmosphere for patients. We then go through the many phases of dementia and focus on end-of-life care. We go through the duties and expectations of families and caregivers toward patients. The course also examines a range of proven therapeutic approaches used in care and lays out the numerous regulations and legal challenges before discussing research studies, reflective practices and leadership management.
This comprehensive certification course is designed for a wide range of students, including healthcare professionals, caregivers, administrators, policymakers, researchers and family members. We cover personal care, safety, therapeutic techniques, legal and ethical challenges and dementia care leadership. This diploma course provides you with the tools you need to make a major difference in the lives of people living with dementia and their families by providing in-depth knowledge, compassion and practical skills. Sign up to learn how to care for vulnerable dementia patients and preserve their quality of life and dignity.
What You Will Learn In This Free Course
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- Explain how the environment impacts communication
- State the key things to consider when developing a comprehensive emergency plan
- Identify the primary goal and principles of palliative care services
- Outline the lifestyle factors linked to an increased risk of developing dementia
- Outline the key components of effective verbal communication
- Explain how communities can help reduce the stigma surrounding dementia
- Discuss why it is important for caregivers to prioritise their patients’ health and wellbeing
- Outline the components of a ‘future plan’ when dealing with dementia
- Compare the various research techniques used in dementia studies
- List the steps for planning ‘continuous professional development’ (CPD)
- Define ‘Lewy body dementia’ (LBD)
- Discuss the strategies for managing dementia symptoms
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