End Stage Dementia (Topics 1 & 2) Two Separate Modules

Topic 1 - Informing and supporting directives Learning outcomes: - Discuss the impact of the physiological changes to the body that occur with age - Discuss the impact of dementia - Understand end stage dementia Topic 2 - Care pathways Learning outcomes: - Discuss clinical decision making and effective teamwork - Define facility - Decide upon the appropriate care pathway for the person with dementia

Presented by:

Dr Drew Dwyer PhD FACN CFJBI

End Stage Dementia (Topics 1 & 2) Two Separate Modules

Topic 1 - Informing and supporting directives

Learning outcomes:
- Discuss the impact of the physiological changes to the body that occur with age
- Discuss the impact of dementia
- Understand end stage dementia

Topic 2 - Care pathways

Learning outcomes:
- Discuss clinical decision making and effective teamwork
- Define facility
- Decide upon the appropriate care pathway for the person with dementia

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Non-Members: $30.00

Content Type: Elearning module

CPD Hours: 2.00

Updated: Thursday, 26 November 2020

Created: Monday, 21 September 2020

Area/s of Study

Aged care
Clinical skills
Paediatric

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