
Safeguarding, Rights, and Ethical Practice in Dementia Care
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Safeguarding, Rights, and Ethical Practice in Dementia Care
This free to learn course is accredited by Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) and is CPD certified.
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- Avg. Duration4-5 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Define safeguarding and explain its importance in protecting people with dementia
- Recognise signs of harm and abuse and describe the appropriate response
- Apply person-centred practices to reduce risks and promote safety in dementia care
- Describe the rights of people with dementia and explain the importance of consent
- Explain how mental capacity affects a person's ability to make decisions
- Distinguish between decisions a person can make independently and those requiring support
- Outline lawful steps for making decisions when a person lacks mental capacity
- Assess care decisions to ensure they respect a person's rights, wishes, and best interests
- Explain how ethical values guide decision-making in dementia care
- Evaluate situations to determine when safeguarding concerns require urgent action
- Select appropriate actions to maintain dignity, safety, and choice in daily care
- Apply lessons from care experiences to improve safeguarding and decision-making practices
Course Overview
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Course Description
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