Dementia
Learning Outcomes
- Describe what dementia is
- Describe who can be affected by dementia
- Analyse the different types of dementia and associated risk factors
- Identify common early symptoms of dementia
- Explain the significance of a person-centred approach and how it promotes individual well-being
- Identify key factors that influence communication and interpersonal interactions
- Define what is meant by treatment plans in the context of dementia care
- Explain best practices for supporting and caring for individuals with dementia
Aim
The aim of this course is to provide learners with the essential knowledge and skills to develop a thorough understanding of dementia, including the different types, contributing risk factors, and early warning signs. Delegates will explore how to apply person-centred care principles, adopt effective communication methods, and gain practical strategies to support individuals living with dementia
Why Customers would Benefit from the Dementia Training Course?
Dementia affects not only the individual diagnosed but also their carers, families, and the wider care team. This course equips staff with the essential understanding and practical skills needed to support people living with dementia safely, compassionately, and in line with best practice. By completing this course, organisations ensure their workforce is not only compliant with CQC expectations and the Health and Social Care Act 2008, but also confidently delivering person-centred, respectful care. The training strengthens early recognition, enhances communication, and helps reduce distress, incidents, and avoidable hospital admissions.
Key Benefits for Customers:
Improved Quality of Care
Staff are trained to recognise early symptoms and adapt their approach to meet the changing needs of individuals living with dementia.
Person-Centred Approach
Learners understand how to promote dignity, respect, and individualised care through empathy and tailored support.
Enhanced Communication
Delegates develop techniques to communicate effectively, even when faced with memory loss, confusion, or behavioural changes.
CQC Compliance and Professional Standards
Supports providers to meet regulatory requirements under the CQC’s “Safe,” “Caring,” and “Well-Led” domains.
Increased Staff Confidence and Retention
Workers feel more capable and supported in their roles, contributing to lower stress and higher job satisfaction
Risk Reduction
Trained staff can proactively reduce the risk of avoidable harm, agitation, and safeguarding incidents.
Supports Multidisciplinary Working
Encourages collaboration with families, GPs, social workers, and other healthcare professionals.
Suitable for All Experience Levels
Whether new to care or experienced, the course reinforces good practice and helps maintain a consistent standard of dementia care.
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Dementia
Course
Dementia
Level
2
Practical
No
Duration
2-3 Hours
Certificate Length
1 Year
Number of Delegates
12
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