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Presentation Outline. Background: The Gloucestershire Model Overview of the new resources for wider use across the region.Progress to dateYour help with possible next steps. Gloucestershire Dementia Training Model. Stepped opportunities for learningVariety of learning opportunitiesPathway to f
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1. Developing a resource for the SWDP website Tina Kukstas
2. Presentation Outline
Background: The Gloucestershire Model
Overview of the new resources for wider use across the region.
Progress to date
Your help with possible next steps
3. Gloucestershire Dementia Training Model Stepped opportunities for learning
Variety of learning opportunities
Pathway to follow
Widely available and freely accessible
Non accredited options to learn about dementia
4. Glos Dementia Training Pathway Common Induction: Alzheimers Society: ‘Starting out in Dementia Care’ booklet
Step 1: On site dementia learning using 3 file resource pack
Step 2: Attendance on formal dementia training/On site learning using a 3 file resource pack.
Step 3: Completion of accredited certificate in dementia care
5. Gloucestershire Model: 3 Files Resource File: Blue File
Powerpoint Presentations : 4
Workbooks: 2
E.Learning written information
Research File: Green File
Alzheimer's Society fact sheets: 5
NICE quick reference guide
Further reading : Research articles ect
Admin File: Yellow File
Skills for care – knowledge set for dementia : Progress Log/Main Document
Certificates of completion of learning & further admin info
Dementia Training Pathway
6. New Training material based on Gloucestershire approach Workbook 1:
Essential Dementia Awareness
Workbook 2
Further Knowledge in Dementia
Bite size PPPs to support workbooks
7. Advisory group: Diane Bardsley, South West Development Centre
Jan Ellis, Gloucestershire Primary Care Trust
Rebecca Hardwick, South West Development Centre
8. Links Linked to:
Qualifications and Credit Framework, learning outcomes for dementia (QCF),
Knowledge and Skills Framework (KSF) and
Common Induction Standard 7
9. Features of the workbooks non- accredited resources available free to support those that work with people who have dementia.
supported by PowerPoint presentations
links within the workbook which direct to other resources available to build on the knowledge given.
exercises within the workbook and the short quiz at the end.
10. Use of language and terminology
User friendly
Use of SCIE resources directing to specific E.learning modules
Uses pictures and diagrams
11. Workbook 1:Learning outcomes:
Be able to describe dementia
Understand the different symptoms of dementia
Gain awareness of person centred approaches
Understand changes that can happen through the dementia journey
Be able to consider the affect dementia has on a person’s feelings and emotions
Know that there are different types of dementia
Understand the differences between dementia, depression and delirium
12. Workbook 1 content: What is dementia?
What causes dementia?
Diagnosing dementia
The dementia journey
What does having dementia mean for a person?
Effect on feelings & emotions
Behaviours that challenge us
Person Centred Approaches
Supporting the person with dementia
Some other causes of confusion
13. Workbook 2:Learning outcomes
Know how the brain is affected when a person has dementia and be able link this to the difficulties the person may experience
Gain awareness of how physical health is important to a person with dementia
Understand about how person centred care and positive communication can improve well being for people with dementia.
Identify different legislation which effects people with dementia
Gain knowledge about the different medications available for people with dementia
Understand how diverse the experience of dementia can be
Understand the importance of working with family and friends of people with dementia
14. Workbook 2 content: Further knowledge about the causes of dementia including information about the brain
Common difficulties
General health and wellbeing
Further knowledge about Person Centred Care
Positive and effective communication
Equality and diversity
Life history work
Behaviours that challenge us.
Medication for people with dementia
Safeguarding issues including abuse and neglect
Legislation: Mental Capacity Act, Deprivation of Liberty, Equalities Act.
Supporting and working with families and friends of people with dementia.
15. Progress to date Current Drafts out for Consultation on workbooks 1&2
Feedback from consultation due 18th March
Final version to be available on website 1st April
16. Future Developments Series of Workbook 3’s
Further depth to particular subject areas on dementia
‘Behaviours that challenge’
What would be your choice of subject areas?
Discussion/feedback