Person-Centred Care and Other Theoretical Models
This lesson provides a brief overview of person-centred care and three theoretical models to help put the focus on the person with dementia.
Online Module
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TierFoundational
Levels of Learning
Tier 1: Introductory
Tier 2: Foundational
Tier 3: Enhanced Practice
Tier 4: Advanced Practice
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Module 3
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Completion time40 mins
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Module duration1 week
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Certificate of completion
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CostFree for Australian workers
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Module Overview
About this Module
In this module we describe person-centred care and the priorities for a person-centred approach in the hospital setting. We explore biography and tools to obtain the most relevant elements for your patient's stay.
You will learn about using models that can help you holistically understand the person within the care environment and help you choose the most appropriate interventions aimed at resolving or minimising responsive behaviours.
Prerequisites
Before undertaking this module you will need to complete the following:
Learning Outcomes
After completing this module, staff should be able to:
- Describe person-centred care (PCC).
- Recognise that applying the principles of PCC can improve the Quality of care for people with dementia.
- Describe a number of models and frameworks that can provide Structure to assessing and planning PCC for people with dementia.
- Apply simple strategies that support a person-centred approach.
Module Details
Continuing Professional Development
This module is part of the course: The View From Here - Acute Care. For CPD information relating to this module specifically, please refer to the course overview.
Acknowledgements
The View from Here was developed by:
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Frederick Graham, Metro South Health
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Sandra Jeavons, Elizabeth Miles and Prof Elizabeth Beattie, Dementia Training Australia, QUT
It is based on a face-to-face education program of the same name previously developed by Queensland Dementia Training Study Centre.
The View from Here has been reviewed by clinicians and academics with expertise in dementia care in acute care settings, delirium management and learning design.
The View from Here was developed with funding from the Australian Government Department of Health.
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Version history
- Published: 29 Oct 2019
- Updated: 30 Jan 2025
