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Series One
The first in the series, these six 30 – 40 minute webinars presented by dementia experts are intended to provide families, carers and public who are concerned about a loved one, with a better understanding of dementia. CPD Accredited.
1. Assessment for possible dementia: why, when & how
2. Hearing loss and dementia
3. Paying for care at home and residential care
4. Plan for tomorrow, live for today
5. Legal considerations when diagnosed with dementia
6. Living with dementia in the family: Tips and advice from a care professional
Series Two
The second in the series, these sessions will provide dementia care givers support and advice to help those you care for. Likely to appeal to both care providers, healthcare professionals, family carers and public, these talks provide a real insight in to approaches and techniques. CPD Accredited.
1. Facilitating good communication with a person with dementia
2. Discovering new treatments to transform lives
3. Lewy Body dementia
4. Eating and drinking at mealtimes: Top tips for dementia caregivers
5. UTI’s and continence
6. Sexually speaking: Dementia, Sex and wellbeing
Series Three
Primarily for professional care givers, these six webinars bring together leading experts in the field of dementia to discuss latest practices, learnings, advice and support options including ‘Behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia’, ‘Delirium’ and ‘Pain and communication’. CPD Accredited.
1. Behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia
2. Improving and evidencing dementia care practice
3. If I get dementia, will they serve me meat?
4. FITS into practice – Focused Intervention in Training and Support
5. Hospital delirium: an overview of identification and management
6. Pain and communication
Series Four
The fourth in the series, these six 30 – 40 minute webinars will provide families, carers and public with a better understanding of the issues surrounding dementia.
In this series:
1. The importance of the Mental Capacity Act for people affected by dementia
2. Panel discussion – The importance of social care
3. Planning early – the key to ensuring a brighter future in later life
4. Paying for care
5. The Importance and Power of Lived Experience in caring for someone with Dementia (FTD)
6. Top five questions on the Dementia UK Admiral Nurses Helpline