south tees excellence in dementia care · 2013-10-07 · 2 written and compiled by helen robinson...

1 Written and compiled by Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-Dementia.

Review date May 2014.

South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Excellence in dementia care across general hospital and community settings.

Learning opportunities 2013-2014



Introduction

At South Tees Hospitals Foundation Trust (STHFT) we strive to consistently deliver high quality care

that meets the needs of our patients and their families in our hospitals and community services. Our

organisational values place the patient central to everything we do and for those with dementia we

recognise that care is often complex and admissions to hospital can be life changing. It is therefore

vital that we all become dementia aware. For those who have clinical contact with patients with

dementia it is essential that they have the right skills and knowledge to care competently and

compassionately while promoting the individuals personhood. The principles of good dementia care

should maximise each individual’s rights, choices and health and wellbeing.

This directory of training details all the available learning opportunities (2013-2014) available to

STHFT staff. Please refer to the excellence in dementia care competency framework to determine

the competency level and scope of training required.



Booking Details For more information on the courses available through South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust please do not hesitate to contact the dementia Team. For enquiries please contact: Helen Robinson-Clinical Educator (RGN) [email protected] Tracy Horton-Clinical Educator (OT) [email protected] Kim Barstow-Clinical Educator (RGN) [email protected] Gina Warren –Clinical Educator (OT) Email - [email protected] External Telephone Number (01642) 835947 Internal Telephone Extension 55947 For bookings please contact: Theresa Cann-Office Administrator [email protected] External Telephone Number (01642) 854699 Internal Telephone Extension 53520



Contents

Page 3 Bookings. Page 6-10 Level 1 dementia care. Essential practice level.

Bespoke basic awareness in your workplace. Introduction to dementia basic awareness online. The Preceptorship Programme. Dementia and learning disability awareness training

for Carillion staff. Page 11-15 Level 2 dementia care. Skilled practice level.

Dementia awareness champion days City And Guilds best practice In dementia care Foundation doctors years 1 And 2. Promoting the mental health and wellbeing of

patients with dementia in the acute hospital environment. University certificate In continuing education.

Contemporary practice In dementia care. Diploma level.

Page 16-22 Level 2 dementia care. Skilled practice level.

Weekly sessions Page 23-29 Level 3 dementia care. Enhanced practice level.

Bespoke enhanced awareness in your workplace. Enhancing contemporary practice in dementia care.

Degree level. Dementia care. An undergraduate course in health

and social care. Page 30-34 Suggested reading and useful resources Page 35-42 Dementia awareness training available each month.



Learning opportunities 2013-2014



Level 1 dementia care. Essential practice level.



An introduction to dementia. Bespoke basic awareness in your workplace.

Target Group All staff who work with patients, clients or carers of people who have dementia in all Trust areas; including community staff.

Dates And Times This can be arranged at your workplace’s convenience. Please contact: Helen Robinson [email protected] Tracy Horton [email protected] Kim Barstow [email protected] Gina Warren [email protected]

Training Arranged By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Kim Barstow Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Kim Barstow Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia

Objectives Introduction to dementia and dementia awareness;

Different types of dementia;

Communication skills;

Working with people with sensory impairment;

Awareness of the concept of capacity and the Mental Capacity Act.



Introduction to dementia basic awareness online.

Target Group All clinical staff; including community services.

Dates And Times Available permanently through the South Tees intranet or via the internet site http://www.scie.org.uk/publications/elearning/dementia/index.asp

Training Arranged By Buz Loveday (Lead trainer of www.dementiaTrainers.co.uk) Damian Murphy (Alzheimer’s Society)

Training Delivered By Facilitated via the South Tees intranet or via the internet site http://www.scie.org.uk/publications/elearning/dementia/index.asp

Objectives Understand views of dementia in the media;

Look at common symptoms, clinical terminology and causes;

The importance of knowing the individual with dementia;

Abilities people with dementia retain, in spite of the difficulties they face;

See how dementia impacts on families, friends and community and the support that is needed;

Be aware of the different types of dementia and the key characteristics of each;

Have an insight into the process of diagnosis and its impact and how dementia affects each individual differently;

The emotional dimension of dementia and the importance of effective strategies to assist with difficulties;

Communicating with people experiencing a different reality and the importance of non-verbal communication.



The Preceptorship Programme. 2-3hours throughout the Preceptorship.

Target Group All newly registered nurses, midwives, operating department practitioners and allied health professionals.

Dates And Times Negotiable within each area between Preceptor and Preceptee.

Training Arranged By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Via the Preceptorship Pack and with guidance from the Preceptor. The Department Of Health Preceptorship framework states that Preceptorship is a period of structured transition for the newly registered practitioner during which he or she will be supported by a preceptor, to develop their confidence as an autonomous professional, refine skills, values and behaviours and to continue on their journey of life-long learning (DOH, 2010).

Objectives To incorporate the Common Core Principles For Supporting People With dementia (DOH, 2011) into the Trust’s Preceptorship Programme.

Preceptorship seminars. 1hour.

Target Group All newly registered nurses, midwives, operating department practitioners and allied health professionals.

Dates And Times 4th March 2013 5th March 2013 3rd June 2013 4th June 2013 10th June 2013 11th June 2013 14th October 2013 17th October 2013 4th November 2013 5th November 2013 5th December 2013 6th December 2013

Training Arranged By The Preceptorship Team

Training Delivered By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia


Communication and sensory impairment;




Dementia and learning disability awareness training for Carillion staff.

1hour.

Target Group All Carillion staff, including portering, laundry, catering, housekeeping, domestics, etc.

Dates And Times Training arranged via Carillion. Please see your Carillion manager.

Training Arranged By Carillion

Training Delivered By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Kim Barstow Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia Jan Pearson-liaison nurse learning disabilities

Objectives To have an understanding of what dementia is;

To have an understanding of what a learning disability is;

To understand the impact of a Learning Disability and/or a dementia can have on a person; and

To be aware of how you can meet the needs of the individual.



Level 2 dementia care. Skilled practice level.



Dementia awareness champion days. 2x7hours.

Target Group Any staff or third year student working within the acute/community setting.

Dates And Times 8th and 9th April 2013 0900-1700hours 13th and 17th May 2013 0900-1700hours community only 8th-9th July 2013 0900-1700hours 22nd and 26th July 2013 0900-1700hours community only 9th and 10th September 2013 0900-1700hours 14th and 15th October 2013 0900-1700hours 11th and 12th November 2013 0900-1700hours Places must be booked in advance.

Training Arranged By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia Jan Pearson-liaison nurse learning disabilities

Objectives Raise awareness of dementia and the national and Trust agenda;

Challenge negative attitudes;

Physical aspects of the brain and symptoms associated with dementia;

How to work with people in distress;

An awareness of:

Communication and dementia;

Social Services and dementia;

Mental Health Liaison and dementia;

Awareness of dementia, Delirium and Depression;

Learning Disabilities and dementia;

End Of Life Care and dementia;

Environmental aspects of dementia;

Exercise, falls and dementia;

Pain in dementia;

What we can do to improve dementia care-the champion’s role.



City And Guilds best practice In dementia care. Recognised by the RCN.

4hours each month, for six months.

Target Group All staff working within the hospital environment.

Dates And Times *For new sessions funding must be secured and then times and dates will be arranged. * Cohort one 7th February 2013 1330-1530hours 7th March 2013 1330-1530hours 21st March 2013 1330-1530hours 4th April 2013 1330-1530hours 18th April 2013 1330-1530hours 2nd May 2013 1330-1530hours 16th May 2013 1330-1530hours 6th June 2013 1330-1530hours 20th June 2013 1330-1530hours 18th July 2013 1330-1530hours 1st August 2013 1330-1530hours 15th August 2013 1330-1530hours Cohort two 13th June 2013 1230-1630hours 11th July 2013 1230-1630hours 8th August 2013 1230-1630hours 5th September 2013 1230-1630hours 10th October 2013 1230-1630hours 21st November 2013 1230-1630hours

Training Arranged By Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia

Objectives Exhibit a greater understanding of dementia and its impact on the individual;

Engage in the reflective evaluation of caring interventions and change their practice accordingly;

Implement a person-centred approach to care;

Demonstrate evidence-based caring interventions;

Demonstrate a more expansive use of communication skills when interacting with and understanding the needs of people with dementia;

Recognise the role of the carer/family, their needs, and possible support networks.



Dementia awareness. Foundation doctors year 1 and 2.

Target Group Foundation doctors year 1 and 2

Dates And Times 2nd May 2013 9th May 2013 14th May 2013 23rd May 2013 Further dates to be arranged.

Training Arranged By Angela Burton Foundation programme lecturer Kim Barstow Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Kim Barstow Clinical Educator-dementia

Objectives Dementia action alliance-the right prescription.



TEESSIDE UNIVERSITY

Promoting the mental health and wellbeing of patients with dementia in the acute hospital environment.

University certificate in continuing education.

Target Group Healthcare professionals working with and caring for people with dementia in acute hospital environments.

Dates And Times 1 Term. Starts each January. May incur cost.

Training Arranged By Teesside University

Training Delivered By Teesside University

Objectives Aetiology of dementia and delirium;

Therapeutic Interventions;

Assessing and managing challenging behaviours;

Legal and ethical issues in dementia care;

Practice development.

Contemporary practice in dementia care. Diploma level.

Target Group People working with and caring for people with dementia.

Dates And Times 12 weeks. 1 day each week. Starts each September. May incur cost.

Training Arranged By Teesside University.

Training Delivered By Teesside University.

Objectives Person centred approach to care;

Current service evaluation and improvement;

Meeting the needs of clients exhibiting challenging behaviours;

Legal, ethical and professional issues within this complex area of healthcare; and

Looking at contemporary literature and key drivers.



Weekly sessions 2013-2014 Level 2 dementia care. Skilled practice level.



Weekly sessions will always take place between 1300-1400hours in Room 33a,

the Academic Centre, at the James Cook University Hospital.

An introduction to dementia


Dates And Times 11th March 2013 24th June 2013 30th September 2013

Training Arranged By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia



Basic physiology of the brain;



Awareness of capacity and the Mental Capacity Act.

Dementia and the environment

Target Group All staff who work with patients, clients or carers of people who have dementia, in all Trust areas; including community staff.

Dates And Times 15th July 2013 23rd September 2013 23rd December 2013

Training Facilitator Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia

Objectives To have an understanding of how the environment around us affects the person with dementia; and

To be aware of the simple changes we can make.



Behaviour that challenges


Dates And Times 10th June 2013 16th September 2013 9th December 2013

Training Facilitators Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Debi McKeown

Objectives To understand the common causes of behaviour that challenges in dementia; and

To learn to look behind the behaviour and manage the cause, not the symptom.

Supported living and caring for carers


Dates And Times 20th May 2013 12th August 2013 25th November 2013


Training Delivered By Sanctuary Supported Living (Middlesbrough) and Caring For Carers (Redcar And Cleveland)

Objectives To have an insight into the life of a carer of a person with dementia; and

To be aware of the support services available in the area for people with dementia and their carers.



Pain and dementia


Dates And Times 13th May 2013 29th July 2013 18th November 2013


Training Delivered By Denise Everett

Objectives To have an awareness of the problems of pain relief in people with communication problems, such as dementia;

To understand what we can do, in our own areas, to reduce these problems.

End of life care and dementia


Dates And Times 22nd April 2013 22nd July 2013 4th November 2013


Training Delivered By Elizabeth Price

Objectives To have an awareness of end of life care in dementia;

To understand the care pathway used in end of life care.



Mental health liaison and dementia


Dates And Times 17th June 2013 5th August 2013 28th October 2013


Training Delivered By Jacqui Straughan

Objectives To have an awareness of the part the Mental Health Liaison Team has to play in the care of the person with dementia.

Learning disabilities and dementia


Dates And Times 18th March 2013 1st July 2013 7th October 2013


Training Delivered By Jan Pearson

Objectives To have an understanding of what dementia is;

To have an understanding of what a learning disability is;

To understand the impact a learning disability and/or a dementia can have on a person; and

To be aware of how you can meet the needs of the individual.



Social services and dementia


Dates And Times 29th April 2013 9th September 2013 16th December 2013


Training Delivered By Sharon Ball

Objectives To have an awareness of the part the Social Services Team has to play in the care of the person with dementia.

Minimising falls in dementia


Dates And Times 3rd June 2013 19th August 2013 2nd December 2013


Training Delivered By Kathryn Tate Diane Pearey

Objectives To understand the importance of physical wellness in dementia; and

How to minimise the risk of falls in dementia.



Dementia, depression and delirium


Dates And Times


Training Delivered By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia

Objectives To have an understanding of dementia, Depression and Delirium;

To be aware of the cause, course and features of each; and

To look at the assessment and treatment options.



Level 3 dementia care. Enhanced practice level.



An introduction to dementia. Bespoke enhanced awareness in your workplace.


Dates And Times This can be arranged at your workplace’s convenience. Please contact: Helen Robinson [email protected] Tracy Horton [email protected] Kim Barstow [email protected] Gina Warren [email protected]

Training Arranged By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Kim Barstow Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia

Training Delivered By Helen Robinson Clinical Educator-dementia Tracy Horton Clinical Educator-dementia Kim Barstow Clinical Educator-dementia Gina Warren Clinical Educator-dementia








TEESSIDE UNIVERSITY

Enhancing contemporary practice in dementia care. Degree level.

Target Group People working with and caring for people with dementia. You must hold a professional qualification related to health and social care.

Dates And Times 12 weeks. 1 day each week. Starts each September. May incur cost.

Training Arranged By Teesside University

Training Delivered By Teesside University

Objectives Person centred approach to care;

Current service evaluation and improvement;

Meeting the needs of clients exhibiting challenging behaviours;

Legal, ethical and professional issues within this complex area of healthcare; and

Looking at contemporary literature and key drivers.



STIRLING UNIVERSITY

Best practice in dementia care learning programme: a six part self-study course for Healthcare Support Workers.

*Facilitator’s Course* Accredited by the RCN and City and Guilds.

Target Group Healthcare Support Worker course is for staff working in hospitals and day hospital settings (not suitable for A&E staff).

Dates And Times *THIS IS TO ENABLE A MEMBER OF YOUR STAFF TO DELIVER THE CITY AND GUILDS COURSE*

Stirling 14th-15th May 2013 London 18th-19th June 2013 Stirling 28th-29th August 2013 Stirling 2nd-3rd October 2013 May incur cost

Training Arranged By

University Of Stirling.

Training Delivered By


Objectives University of Stirling will train a member of staff as a facilitator;

The facilitator will deliver the course material over six months back in the workplace;

Regular support is available.



Best practice in dementia care learning programme: a six part self-study course

for Care Home Staff. *Facilitator’s Course*

Accredited by the RCN and City and Guilds.

Target Group Care home course is for staff working in care home and day care settings.


Stirling 14th-15th May 2013 London 18th-19th June 2013 Stirling 28th-29th August 2013 Stirling 2nd-3rd October 2013

Training Arranged By


Training Delivered By







Best practice in dementia care learning programme: a six part self-study course for Day Centre Staff And Domiciliary Care Staff.

*Facilitator’s Course* Accredited by the RCN and City and Guilds.

Target Group Domiciliary Staff is for staff working in re-enablement teams, home care and community staff.


Stirling 14th-15th May 2013 London 18th-19th June 2013 Stirling 28th-29th August 2013 Stirling 2nd-3rd October 2013

Training Arranged By University Of Stirling

Training Delivered By University Of Stirling






OPEN UNIVERSITY

Dementia care. An undergraduate course in health and social care.

Target Group Anyone involved in dementia care.

Dates And Times 5th October 2013

Training Arranged By The Open University

Training Delivered By The Open University

Objectives The extent to which dementia has become a medical problem and attitudes to people with dementia;

The meaning of identity and personhood and how this impacts on the sense of loss associated with dementia;

The way in which cultures of care frame the experience of living with dementia; and

The social, practical, clinical and ethical dimensions of decision-making about dementia care.



Suggested reading and useful resources



Useful Websites Alzheimer’s Disease International http://www.alz.co.uk Alzheimer’s Disease International is the international federation of Alzheimer associations around the world, in official relations with the World Health Organization. Alzheimer’s Research UK http://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/ Alzheimer’s research UK is the UK’s leading dementia research charity specialising in finding preventions, causes, treatments and a cure for dementia. Dementia Action Alliance http://www.dementiaaction.org.uk/ The dementia Action Alliance is the coming together of over 230 organisations to deliver the National dementia Declaration; a common set of seven outcomes informed by people with dementia and their family carers. Dementia Challengers http://dementiachallengers.com Signposting carers to online resources

Dementia Partnerships http://www.dementiapartnerships.org.uk Dementia Partnerships website, a resource for people, partnerships and networks working to improve outcomes for people living with dementia, sponsored by NHS South of England (NHS SoE). Department Of Health Dementia http://dementia.dh.gov.uk News, information and conversations from the government. The Open Dementia Programme http://www.scie.org.uk/publications/elearning/dementia/index.asp Provides a general introduction to the disease and the experience of living with dementia. University Of Stirling Dementia Services Development Centre http://dementia.stir.ac.uk Internationally recognised as a centre for excellence, with an emphasis on promoting good practice for those working in the field of dementia care.

http://www.alz.co.uk/

http://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/

http://www.dementiaaction.org.uk/

http://dementiachallengers.com/

http://www.dementiapartnerships.org.uk/

http://www.southofengland.nhs.uk/

http://www.southofengland.nhs.uk/

http://dementia.dh.gov.uk/

http://www.scie.org.uk/publications/elearning/dementia/index.asp

http://www.scie.org.uk/publications/elearning/dementia/index.asp

http://dementia.stir.ac.uk/



Essential Reading

READING FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

The Mental Health Act Author: On Behalf Of The UK Government Published By: HMSO Published: 1983 The Human Rights Act Author: On Behalf Of The UK Government Published By: HMSO Published: 1998 The Mental Capacity Act Author: On Behalf Of The UK Government Published By: HMSO Published: 2005 Death By Indifference. Following Up The Treat Me Right! Report. Author: On Behalf Of Mencap Published By: Mencap Published: 2007 Living Well With dementia-A National dementia Strategy. Author: On Behalf DoH Published By: DoH Published: 2009 Report On The Prescribing Of Anti-Psychotic Drugs To People With dementia. Author: Professor S. Banerjee Published: 2009

Counting The Cost. Caring For People With dementia On Hospital Wards. Author: Alzheimer’s Society Published By: Alzheimer’s Society Published: 2009 The Equalities Act Author: On Behalf Of The UK Government Published By: HMSO Published: 2010 Common Core Principles For Supporting People With dementia. Author: On Behalf DoH Published By: DoH Published: 2011 The Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Public Enquiry. (The Francis Report). Author: Robert Francis QC Published By: DoH Published: 2013



Useful Further Reading

READING FOR FAMILY AND CARERS The Little Girl In The Radiator. Mum, Alzheimer’s And Me. Author: Martin Slevin Published By: Monday Books Published: 2012 Keeper: A Book About Memory, Identity, Isolation, Wordsworth And Cake. Author: Andrea Gillies Published By: Short Books Limited Published: 2011 Navigating The Alzheimer's Journey: A Compass For Caregiving Author: Carol Bowlby Sifton Published By: Health Professions Press Published: 2004 Gentle Into The Darkness: A Deaf Mother's Journey Into Alzheimer's Author: Patricia Contrad Published By: Spotted Cow Press Published: 2004 Elder Rage, Or Take My Father...Please! Author: Jacqueline Marcell Published By: Impressive Press Published: 2001 Introducing Dementia: The Essential Facts And Issues of Care Author: David Sutcliffe Published By: Age Concern England Published: 2001 Minding Our Elders: Caregivers Share Their Personal Stories Author: Carol Bradley Bursack Published by: McCleery & Sons Publishing Published: 2005 Alzheimer's: The Answers You Need Authors: Helen D. Davies and Forest Knolls Published By: Elder Books Published: 1998

Passage Into Paradise Author: Dorothy Womack Published By: Universe Inc. Published: 2002 Alzheimer's: Making Sense Of Suffering Author: Teresa R. Strecker, Ph.D. Published By:Vital Issues Press Published: 1997 Different Minds: Living With Alzheimer's Disease Author: L. Drew and L.C. Ferrari Published By: Goose Lane Editions Published: 2005 The 36-Hour Day: A Family Guide To Caring For Persons With Alzheimer's Disease, Related dementia Illnesses, And Memory Loss In Later Life Author: Nancy L. Mace and Peter V. Rabins Published By: Johns Hopkins University Press Published: 2001 Purple For Sky Author: Bruneau Carol Published By: Cormorant Books Published: August 2000 A Dignified Life: The Best Friends Approach To Alzheimer's Care, A Guide For Family Caregivers Authors: Virginia Bell, MSW & David Troxel, MPH Published By: Health Communications Inc (HCI) Published: 2002 Love Is Ageless: Stories About Alzheimer's Disease Author: J. Bryan Published By: Lompico Creek Press Published: 2002



READING FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Understanding Behaviour In Dementia That Challenges: A Guide To Assessment And Treatment (Bradford dementia Group) Author: Ian Andrew James Published By Jessica Kingsley Published 2011 The Nurse Explains: Dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease And Vascular dementia. Author: John David Baker Published By: John Baker Independent Publishing Published: 2012 Dementia, Alzheimer's And Other Dementias: The 'At Your Fingertips' Guide Authors: Harry Cayton, Nori Graham, James Warner Published By: Class Publishing Published: 2002 The Experience Of Alzheimer's Disease: Life Through A Tangled Veil Author: Steven Sabat Published By: Blackwell Publishers Published: 2001 Dementia Author: O'Brien, D. Ames, A. Burns (Editors) Published By: Oxford University Press Published: 2001 The Care Assistant's Guide To Working With People With Dementia Editor: Sue Benson Published By: Journal of dementia Care Published: 2002 There Is Still A Person In There: A Complete Guide To Treating And Coping With Alzheimer's Author: M. Castleman, D. Gallagher-Thompson and M. Naythons

Published By: Berkley Publishing Published: 2000 The Best Friends Approach To Alzheimer's Care Author: Virginia Bell and David Troxel Published By: Health Professions Press Published: 2003 (edited version) Don't Bury Me-It Ain't Over yet Author: Charles Schneider Published By: AuthorHouse Published: 2004 Just Love Me: My Life Turned Upside Down By Alzheimer's Author: Jeanne Lee Published By: Purdue University Press Published: 2003 When It Gets Dark: An Enlightened Reflection On Life with Alzheimer's Author: Thomas DeBaggio Published By: The Free Press Published: 2003 The Person With Alzheimer's Disease: Pathways To Understanding The Experience Author: Phyllis Braudy Harris (Editor) Published By: Johns Hopkins University Press Published: 2002 Losing My Mind: An Intimate Look At Life With Alzheimer's Author: Thomas DeBaggio Published by: Free Press Published: 2002 My Journey Into Alzheimer's Disease: A Story Of Hope Author: Robert Davis Published By: Tyndale House Published: 1989



Dementia awareness training available each month.



March 2013

When What Where Time

4th March 2013

Preceptorship DKLT Academic Centre JCUH

5th March Preceptorship DKLT Academic Centre JCUH

7th March 2013

City And Guilds Best Practice In dementia Care-Cohort One

1330-1530hours

11th March 2013

Introduction To Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

18th March 2013

Learning Disabilities And dementia

Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

21st March 2013


1330-1530hours

April 2013


4th April 2013


1330-1530hours

8th April 2013

Champion Training Day Session One-Day One

Room 20 Academic Centre JCUH

0900-1700hours

9th April 2013

Champion Training Day Session One-Day Two


0900-1700hours

15th April 2013

Dementia, Depression And Delirium


1300-1400hours

18th April 2013


1330-1530hours

19th April 2013

Preceptorship IHLT Academic Centre JCUH

22nd April 2013

End Of Life Care And Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

29th April 2013

Social Services And Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

May 2013


1st May 2013

Preceptorship Room 1 Academic Centre JCUH

2nd May 2013

Stirling Leadership And Management In Dementia Care. Day One

University Of Stirling Full Day

2nd May 2013

Dementia Awareness. Foundation Doctors Year 1 And 2.

2nd May City And Guilds Best Practice In 1330-1530hours



2013 dementia Care-Cohort One

3rd May 2013

Stirling Leadership And Management In Dementia Care. Day Two.


9th May 2013


13th May 2013

Champion Training Day Session Two-Day One

Post Graduate Lecture Theatre FHN

0900-1700hours

13th May 2013

Pain And dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

14th May 2013


14th May 2013

Healthcare Support Worker. Facilitator’s Course. Day One. Care Home Worker. Facilitator’s Course. Day One. Domiciliary Care Staff. Facilitator’s Course. Day One.

University Of Stirling University Of Stirling University Of Stirling

Full Day Full Day Full Day

15th May 2013

Healthcare Support Worker. Facilitator’s Course. Day Two. Care Home Worker. Facilitator’s Course. Day Two. Domiciliary Care Staff. Facilitator’s Course. Day Two.



16th May 2013

City And Guilds Best Practice In

dementia Care-Cohort One

1330-1530hours

17th May 2013

Champion Training Day Session Two-Day Two


0900-1700hours

20th May 2013


20th May 2013

Supported Living And Caring For Carers


1300-1400hours

21st May 2013


23rd May 2013


June 2013


3rd June 2013


3rd June 2013

Minimising Falls In Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

3rd June Minimising Falls In Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre 1300-1400hours



2013 JCUH

4th June 2013


6th June 2013

Stirling Leadership And Management In Dementia Care. Day Three.


6th June 2013

City And Guilds Best Practice In Dementia Care-Cohort One

1330-1530hours

7th June 2013

Stirling Leadership And Management In Dementia Care. Day Four.


10th June 2013


10th June 2013

Behaviour That Challenges Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

11th June 2013


13th June 2013

City And Guilds Best Practice In dementia Care-Cohort Two

1230-1630hours

17th June 2013

Mental Health Liaison And dementia


1300-1400hours

18th June 2013


London London London


19th June 2013


London London London


20th June 2013


1330-1530hours

24th June 2013

Introduction To Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

July 2013


1st July 2013

Learning Disabilities And Dementia


1300-1400hours

8th July 2013

Champion Training Day Session Four-Day One


0900-1700hours



9th July 2013

Champion Training Day Session Four-Day Two


0900-1700hours

11th July 2013


1230-1630hours

15th July 2013

Dementia And The Environment Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

18th July 2013


1330-1530hours

22nd July 2013


1300-1400hours

22nd July 2013

Champion Training Day Session Five-Day One


0900-1700hours

26th July 2013

Champion Training Day Session Five-Day Two


0900-1700hours

29th July 2013


1300-1400hours

August 2013


1st August 2013


1330-1530hours

5th August 2013

Mental Health Liaison And Dementia


1300-1400hours

8th August 2013


1230-1630hours

12th August 2013



1300-1400hours

15th August 2013

City And Guilds Best Practice In Dementia Care-Cohort One

1330-1530hours

19th August 2013

Minimising Falls In dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

28th August 2013




29th August 2013






September 2013


2nd September 2013



1300-1400hours

2nd September 2013

Contemporary Practice In Dementia. Diploma Level. Enhancing Contemporary Practice In Dementia Care. Degree Level.

University Of Teesside University Of Teesside

Full Day Each Week For 12 Weeks Full Day Each Week For 12 Weeks

5th September 2013


1230-1630hours

9th September 2013


1300-1400hours

9th September 2013

Champion Training Day Session Six-Day One


0900-1700hours

10th September 2013

Champion Training Day Session Six-Day Two


0900-1700hours

16th September 2013


1300-1400hours

23rd September 2013


1300-1400hours

30th September 2013

Introduction To dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

October 2013


2nd October 2013




3rd October 2013




5th October Dementia Care. Open University



2013

7th October 2013

Learning Disability And Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

10th October 2013


1230-1630hours

14th October 2013


14th October 2013

Champion Training Day Session Seven-Day One


0900-1700hours

15th October 2013

Champion Training Day Session Seven-Day Two


0900-1700hours

17th October 2013

Preceptorship IHLT Academic Centre JCUH

28th October 2013

Mental Health Liaison And dementia


1300-1400hours

November 2013


4th November 2013


4th November 2013


1300-1400hours

5th November Preceptorship IHLT Academic Centre JCUH

11th November 2013



1300-1400hours

11th November 2013

Champion Training Day Session Eight-Day One


0900-1700hours

12th November 2013

Champion Training Day Session Eight-Day Two


0900-1700hours

18th November 2013


1300-1400hours

21st November 2013


1230-1630hours

25th November 2013



1300-1400hours

December 2013


2nd December 2013

Minimising Falls In Dementia Room 33a Academic Centre JCUH

1300-1400hours

6th December 2013

Preceptorship Room 1 Academic Centre JCUH

9th December 2013


1300-1400hours



16th December 2013


1300-1400hours

23rd December 2013


1300-1400hours

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