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- High-quality dementia care training can lead to an improvement in communication between caregivers and individuals living with dementia, a reduction in dementia-related behaviors and an increase in job satisfaction for staff.
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Mar 27, 2024 · Whether you have just started your nursing career or have already decided to specialize in gerontological nursing, this guide describes what to expect working with dementia and Alzheimer’s patients. It also offers tips and resources to help you provide high-quality dementia patient care and maintain your own well-being in this stressful field.
Aug 6, 2019 · Abstract. The prevention and management of dementia in Canada is at a crossroads. Despite the low diagnosis rates, the number of persons living with dementia continues to increase.
- Veronique M. Boscart, Susan McNeill, Doris Grinspun
- 2019
Apr 24, 2019 · To improve dementia care, nurses recommended that units are adequately staffed with nurses and PSW who are trained in dementia care: “Add additional staffing, educated staffing. I think that's probably the biggest one” (N06).
- Marie-Lee Yous, Jenny Ploeg, Sharon Kaasalainen, Lori Schindel Martin
- 13 (86.7%)
- 2019
- 2 (13.3%)
May 7, 2021 · Nurses further suggested that training courses should be mandatory and include a focus on dementia-specific, person-centred interventions for addressing responsive behaviours: Running a 2-day education session program in like care of the acutely ill dementia patient, knowing how to manage them or to de-escalate a situation would be very helpful’.
- Joshi Dookhy, Louise Daly
- 2021
Some learners may, for example, have a degree or postgraduate qualification in a specialist area of clinical practice (e.g., nursing, physiotherapy, radiography, medicine) and many or few years’ clinical experience, but limited exposure to specialist care of people with dementia.
Oct 14, 2024 · Here’s why it’s so important: 1. A Deeper Understanding of Dementia’s Progression. Dementia manifests in stages, with symptoms worsening over time. Training in dementia helps healthcare professionals understand these stages and the various types of dementia, allowing them to tailor their care approach as the condition progresses.
At Caring for Care, we are committed to providing you with dementia awareness training that transforms caregiving. From improved care outcomes to reduced stigma, our training nurtures empathy, skills, and a more compassionate world for those affected by dementia.
