Changed behaviours associated with dementia utilising a stepwise patient centred approach to management
Type: Video 62mins
National Webinar – Thursday 25 March 2021
The webinar will provide GPs and health professionals with a structured approach to assessment of behaviours and their management.
This webinar will look at changed behaviours that may be associated with dementia. We will briefly discuss terminology and classification of these behaviours, before moving on to management. The webinar will provide GP’s and health professionals with a structured approach to assessment of behaviours and their management, including understanding the importance of patient-centred care as well as the concept of self-hood in developing strategies to alleviate distressing or challenging behaviours.
There will be a section on medications, including when and how to prescribe, review of other medications that may be exacerbating the situation, as well as discussion on deprescribing. The concept and use of case conferences with a multidisciplinary approach and liaison with collateral historians will also be discussed. Questions are welcome throughout the webinar.
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Presentation Slides & Q&A
Download Presentation SlidesPDF | File size: 1.02MB Download Q&A documentdocx | File size: 28.9kBObjectives
- Understand what is most important to aged care residents about their care
- Learn about the challenges and barriers to providing person centred care in an aged care setting
- Discover some practical examples of person centred care in a residential care environment
Presenter
Dr Steph Daly
GP Educator, DTA GP Education TeamDr Steph Daly is a specialist GP in Dementia. She is a fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners and has completed post graduate training in Dementia Studies at the University of Bradford in the UK.
Professor Dimity Pond
Professor of General PracticeProfessor Pond is Professor of General Practice at the University of Newcastle. She conducts research in the area of mental health and particularly dementia, focussing mainly on GP identification and management of this.
Dr Marita Long
GP Educator, DTA GP Education TeamDr Marita Long graduated from the University of Tasmania in 2007 with first class honours.
Webinar Video File size: 418MB
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