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Alzheimer's disease, an adapted approach online

169,00 $

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The new approach in geriatrics to treat major neurocognitive disorders highlights the dignity of the person by taking advantage of the still active abilities to maintain a certain quality of life. The effect of this approach is immediate on the management of behavioral and psychological symptoms.  The goal is essentially  collaboration from the person rather than coercion reduces agitation, aggression and anxiety.

Specific activities will be addressed during the training to emphasize the patient’s strengths rather than their losses, even in severe cases of Alzheimer’s disease.  Recently, we have seen the use of activities such as music to awaken memories buried in memory in order to restore contact with people affected in advanced stages of the disease.

Learn how to reduce up to 87% of the problematic situations experienced on a daily basis (suspicion of theft, wandering, and repeated questions, to name just a few examples).   Not only that,  we manage to slow down the process of loss of abilities and the progression of the disease, but all of us,  Patients, caregivers and the person's entourage all benefit from this approach, which improves their comfort and quality of life.

This online training includes:
12 training videos for a total duration of 5h20
Texts to read and consult (4)
Quiz questions to complete (8)
A final test, 10 questions

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Description

This training concrete and dynamic An estimated 7-hour duration will allow you to intervene effectively by applying an adapted approach to people suffering from major neurocognitive disorders caused by Alzheimer's disease.

Management of HCPs and reactive behaviors, improvement of quality of life, management of healthcare refusals.

 

Certificate: 7 hours (accredited by U.E.C.)

Here is a short tutorial to avoid wasting time: How to register and access your certificate

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