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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name in the designated field at the top of the form. This identifies you as the individual who has completed the training.
  3. Next, review the education/training topics listed. Ensure that all relevant topics are checked or marked as covered during your training.
  4. In the section for explanations, provide a brief summary of key learnings from each topic, focusing on areas such as Alzheimer’s disease and communication skills.
  5. Sign and date the form in the Employee Signature and Date fields to validate your completion of the training.
  6. Finally, ensure that your trainer also signs and dates their section to confirm your participation and completion.

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The training resources cover all three mandated components of dementia; General awareness of the signs and symptoms of dementia. Risk reduction, raising awareness that what is good for your heart is good for your brain Signposting to places to find out more information about dementia.
The process can take two to four years in total. This timeframe includes formal education, hands-on work experience, and the completion of Alzheimers and dementia care training. While the road is longer, each step adds essential skills and practical exposure that will enhance future caregiving efforts.
The course includes instruction on the recognition of dementia, communication skills and supportive resources when interacting with patients with dementia, and the signs and symptoms of other medical emergencies that may mimic or accompany those associated with dementia.
The process can take two to four years in total. This timeframe includes formal education, hands-on work experience, and the completion of Alzheimers and dementia care training.
Our Level 7 CPD courses examine dementia in the broader context of contemporary multicultural society, as well as the lived experiences of dementia across diverse biological/ physical, and psychosocial domains.