Dementia is a growing, global challenge. As the population ages, it has become one of the
most important health and care issues facing the world.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course participants will be able to:
· Define what dementia is
· Look at the different forms of dementia
· Identify common signs and symptoms of dementia
· Discuss why early diagnosis might benefit a person living with dementia
· Different ways individuals may communicate, and how behaviour is a form of
communication
· How different people of different age groups are affected by dementia
· Identify how person-centred care can be put into practice
· What is ‘Well – Being’ and why this is important
· The Legislation and Legal authority that supports Individuals with Dementia
The course will cost £95 for members of erosh and £125 for non-members.
Numbers will be limited to 15. Further courses will be scheduled in 2026, and we can also offer the course in-house. If you'd like any further information, please contact Steve Rafferty on CEO@erosh.co.uk
Outline of the Day:
10:00am Housekeeping, Introductions and course outline
10:10am Define what Dementia is and the different forms
10:30am Describe the difference between Dementia, Depression and Delirium
Describe common causes and signs and symptoms of Dementia
List risk factors and comorbidities for dementia
Explain the importance of early diagnosis
11:15am Comfort Break
11:30am Describe the role of support staff in person-centred dementia care
12:15pm Identify a range of useful organisations and assistive technology for people with dementia Identify relevant national policies and drivers in dementia care
12:45pm Conclusions and action planning
13:00pm Close
Who is this for? aimed at supporting front line staff in independent living settings
Where is it? Online via MS Teams
When is it? Wednesday 26th November 2025 @ 10.00 – 13.00
Cost? £95 for erosh members and £125 for non-members
