Dementia training course for non-clinical staff
This course provides training for non-clinical staff who come into daily contact with people living with dementia – such as hospital receptionists and other staff. It will help attendees to understand the needs of people with dementia and how they can communicate more effectively.
Course content
Our CPD-accredited course will support staff to better meet the needs of people living with dementia. It covers:
- common signs and symptoms of the different types of dementia
- myths and assumptions about dementia
- the impact of dementia and how an individual copes with ordinary situations
- the importance of communication and establishing trust
- behaviour that can undermine interactions
- ways to work with family carers and friends.
Learning outcomes
Attendees will develop a clear understanding of dementia and how best to support individuals living with the condition and their carers.
Who should attend?
Non-clinical staff such as care workers, receptionists and other staff who come into daily contact with people living with dementia.
Duration
Dementia Awareness for non-clinical staff Course is delivered as a one day course.
CPD accreditation
CPD Standards Office accredited course ref no 60036/14
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This is a sample training course outline. It is based on approximately 25 delegates, trained at your premises. It can be adapted to your organisation’s training and CPD requirements.