Join Adjunct Professor Mark Wenitong and Adjunct Professor Edward Strivens as they discuss the clinical and cultural best practice principles of detection and diagnosis of cognitive impairment and...
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Dementia is a rapidly growing health issue for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Let’s CHAT (Community Health Approaches To) Dementia is a NHMRC-funded co-design project based in 12...
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- Toolkit
- Tier
- Enhanced Practice
Evidence-based practice interventions may lead to better quality of life and help maintain a healthy workforce. Join special guest, Dr Andrew Ford, Senior Lecturer, Geriatric Psychiatry, UWA, as he...
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- Video
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- Enhanced Practice
This webinar will include an interactive discussion with panelists demonstrating a person-centred approach to managing dementia, while at the same time supporting family members and carers.
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- Video
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- Foundational
This module provides an overview of pain and how to recognise pain in people living with dementia who can’t tell us that they are in pain. You will learn how to look, listen and investigate pain in...
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- Online module
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- Enhanced Practice
- Duration
- 1 hr
- Parent course
Learn how to look, listen and investigate pain in people living with dementia who are unable to verbalise their discomfort or pain.
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- Online course
- Tier
- Enhanced Practice
- Duration
- 3 hrs
Explore how to assess pain in people living with dementia who may not be able to verbalise their pain.This is module 2 in the 3-part module series: Recognising and Acting on Pain in People Living...
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- Online module
- Tier
- Enhanced Practice
- Duration
- 1 hr
- Parent course
This course is designed to help you better understand how to care for a person experiencing dementia-related changed behaviour. You will be able to make a positive difference to people living with...
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- Online course
- Tier
- Foundational
- Duration
- 3 hrs 30 mins
This module explores the presentation of dementia and its impact on the individual. This is module 3 in the 4-part module series: Recognising, Diagnosing and Managing Dementia in General Practice.
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- Online module
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- Foundational
- Duration
- 40 mins
By understanding some of the relationships between the brain and behaviour we can better support people living with dementia in improving their quality of life. The video is primarily created for...
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- Video
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- Introductory
A practical and step-wise approach to improving your knowledge, skills and confidence in recognising, diagnosing and managing dementia in the general practice setting.
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- Online course
- Tier
- Foundational
- Duration
- 3 hrs
This module discusses the dementia trajectory and provides management strategies for the different stages of the disease.Templates for GP management plans for the different stages are provided.This...
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- Online module
- Tier
- Foundational
- Duration
- 1 hr
- Parent course
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Module 1 of 3 in: Demystifying Dementia
This module discusses the trajectory of dementia and provides management strategies for each stage.This is module 2 in the 3-part module series: Demystifying Dementia
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- Online module
- Tier
- Foundational
- Duration
- 1 hr
- Parent course
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Module 2 of 3 in: Demystifying Dementia
This module explores the characteristics of depression and anxiety in the context of dementia and the cultural considerations when caring for people living with dementia from an Indigenous...
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- Online module
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- Foundational
- Duration
- 30 mins
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Module 5 of 8 in: Understanding Changed Behaviour
This module describes the stages and domains approach to recognising and diagnosing dementia in general practice.This is module 1 in the 3-part module series: Demystifying Dementia
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- Online module
- Tier
- Foundational
- Duration
- 1 hr
- Parent course
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Module 3 of 3 in: Demystifying Dementia