Physical Expressions of Risk in Dementia - Injuring Others

Physical Expressions of Risk in Dementia - Injuring Others

Physical Expressions of Risk in Dementia - Injuring Others is a course designed to help caregivers understand and manage the challenging behaviors and risks associated with dementia patients who may unintentionally harm others. The course aims to provide caregivers with the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize, assess, and minimize the risk of injury to others, while maintaining a safe and supportive environment for individuals living with dementia.

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Overview

Details
  • Lessons: 8
  • Number of tests: 3
  • Hours: 1.0 hours
  • Students who are studying this course: 194
What you will learn
  • Recognizing potential risks and triggers for injurious behaviors
  • Strategies for preventing and managing aggressive behaviors
  • Communication and de-escalation techniques for dementia patients
  • Assessing and monitoring the environment for potential hazards
  • Creating a safe and supportive environment for individuals with dementia
  • Legal and ethical considerations in dementia care

Lessons

    • Introduction to Dementia and its StagesIntroduction to Dementia and its Stages
    • 9 mins
    • Identifying Risks and Triggers for Injurious BehaviorsIdentifying Risks and Triggers for Injurious Behaviors
    • 6 mins
    • Strategies for Preventing and Managing AggressionStrategies for Preventing and Managing Aggression
    • 5 mins
    • Knowledge Review Knowledge Review
    • 4 mins
    • De-escalation Techniques and Safety MeasuresDe-escalation Techniques and Safety Measures
    • 6 mins
    • Creating a Supportive Environment for Dementia PatientsCreating a Supportive Environment for Dementia Patients
    • 3 mins
    • Legal and Ethical Considerations in Dementia CareLegal and Ethical Considerations in Dementia Care
    • 6 mins
    • Knowledge Review Knowledge Review
    • 4 mins
    • Case Studies: Applying Strategies in Real-Life ScenariosCase Studies: Applying Strategies in Real-Life Scenarios
    • 3 mins
    • Resources and Support for Caregivers of Dementia PatientsResources and Support for Caregivers of Dementia Patients
    • 4 mins
    • Exam- Physical Expressions of Risk in Dementia - Injuring Others Exam- Physical Expressions of Risk in Dementia - Injuring Others
    • 15 mins

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