Quality dementia support in hospitals
People with dementia are major consumers of hospital services. This short online course considers the journey through the hospital system for a person with dementia, taking into account some of the associated risks and possible barriers to quality support. It also prompts workplace reflection and provides practical support strategies.
Suitable for: Allied health, Hospitals, University and TAFE, Allied health assistants, GPs and other referrers, Occupational therapists, Physiotherapists, Registered nurses, Social workers, Speech therapists
Course type: Dementia Learning Hub
Duration: Approximately 40 minutes
Delivery mode: Online
Location: All states and territories
People with dementia are major consumers of hospital services. This short online course considers the journey through the hospital system for a person with dementia, taking into account some of the associated risks and possible barriers to quality support. It also prompts workplace reflection and provides practical support strategies.
You will gain knowledge in:
- The possible adverse outcomes related to hospital admission for people with dementia/cognitive impairment
- Identifying potential barriers to quality dementia support in hospitals
- Practical strategies to overcome some of these barriers
Enrol yourself
This course is for individual health workers.
If you want to take this course yourself an as individual, click the “Register” button below.
If you want to book training for your staff, see our professional development and training page for organisations.
