Dementia is a rapidly growing health issue for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Let’s CHAT (Community Health Approaches To) Dementia is a NHMRC-funded co-design project based in 12...
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Disinhibited behaviours are actions that seen tactless, rude, or even offensive. They occur when a person’s words and/or actions don’t follow the generally understood social rules about what or where...
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Evidence-based practice interventions may lead to better quality of life and help maintain a healthy workforce. Join special guest, Dr Andrew Ford, Senior Lecturer, Geriatric Psychiatry, UWA, as he...
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- Video
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- Enhanced Practice
This webinar will include an interactive discussion with panelists demonstrating a person-centred approach to managing dementia, while at the same time supporting family members and carers.
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- Video
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- Foundational
Learn how to establish a vision for a way of life, support smaller-scale living and encourage movement outside to gardens. This is module 2 in the 3-part module series: Creating Supportive...
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- Online module
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- Foundational
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- 2 hrs
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Module 2 of 3 in: Creating Supportive Environments for People Living with Dementia
Explore why environments matter and how you can help support transformation of the places you work to better support people living with dementia.
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- Online course
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- Foundational
- Duration
- 4 hrs
This module provides an overview of pain and how to recognise pain in people living with dementia who can’t tell us that they are in pain. You will learn how to look, listen and investigate pain in...
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- Online module
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- Enhanced Practice
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- 1 hr
- Parent course
Learn how to look, listen and investigate pain in people living with dementia who are unable to verbalise their discomfort or pain.
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- Online course
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- Enhanced Practice
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- 3 hrs
Explore how to assess pain in people living with dementia who may not be able to verbalise their pain.This is module 2 in the 3-part module series: Recognising and Acting on Pain in People Living...
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- Online module
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- Enhanced Practice
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- 1 hr
- Parent course
This course is designed to help you better understand how to care for a person experiencing dementia-related changed behaviour. You will be able to make a positive difference to people living with...
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- Online course
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- Foundational
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- 3 hrs 30 mins
This module explores the presentation of dementia and its impact on the individual. This is module 3 in the 4-part module series: Recognising, Diagnosing and Managing Dementia in General Practice.
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- Online module
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- Foundational
- Duration
- 40 mins
This brief module focuses on changes in the brain that may be related to frontotemporal dementia
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- Online module
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- Introductory
- Duration
- 15 mins
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Module 4 of 7 in: Dementia Discovery
This brief module focuses on changes in the brain that may be related to Dementia with Lewy Bodies.
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- Online module
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- Introductory
- Duration
- 15 mins
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Module 5 of 7 in: Dementia Discovery
This brief module focuses on changes in the brain that may be related to vascular dementia.
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- Online module
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- Introductory
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- 15 mins
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Module 3 of 7 in: Dementia Discovery
Using video and animation, this DTA micro-course gives an introduction to the brain, as a foundation for understanding causes of dementia.
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- Online module
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- Introductory
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- 30 mins
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Module 1 of 7 in: Dementia Discovery
This brief module focuses on changes in the brain that may be related to Alzheimer's disease.
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- Online module
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- Introductory
- Duration
- 15 mins
- Parent course
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Module 2 of 7 in: Dementia Discovery