Dementia Friendly Pharmacy

Continuing Professional Development

This activity has been accredited for 3 hours of Group 1 CPD (or 3 CPD credits) suitable for inclusion in an individual pharmacist’s CPD plan which can be converted to 3 hours of Group 2 CPD (or 6 CPD credits) upon successful completion of relevant assessment activities.
 
A Certificate of Completion is awarded upon successful completion of the course and relevant assessment activities.

Acknowledgements

Dementia Training Australia is supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Dementia Training Program.

This resource was developed by Dementia Training Australia, University of Western Australia:

• Dr Andrew Stafford, Former Director, Dementia Training Australia, University of Western Australia
• Kate Fulford, Former Medication Management Consultant, Project Pharmacist, Dementia Training Australia, University of Western Australia
• San San Tan, Medication Management Consultant, Project Pharmacist, Dementia Training Australia, University of Western Australia
• Melissa Morley, Medication Management Consultant, Project Pharmacist, Dementia Training Australia, University of Western Australia

The contributions of the following people to this resource is acknowledged with gratitude:

• Amanda Bryce, Gerald Burns Pharmacy
• Carolyn Glazier, Gerald Burns Pharmacy
• Lisa Bodlovich, Gerald Burns Pharmacy
• June Lewis, carer of husband with dementia
• Dr Tanya Petrovich, Dementia Australia

This resource was developed from materials originally prepared by the Western Australian Dementia Training Study Centre at Curtin University. The contribution of the following people to that project is gratefully acknowledged, without whom it would not have been possible:

• Associate Professor Lynne Emerton, Curtin University School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Science
• Jovana Seat, Professional Services Manager, Pharmacy 777 Group
• Dr Lyn Philipson, University of Wollongong Centre for Health Initiatives

Alzheimer’s Western Australia Dementia Advocates

• Ross Ayre
• William Jefferies
• Peter Hosking
• Sury Rao