Course Overview
Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia. It effects thousands of older people every year and the number of individuals effected is expected to rise significantly over the coming years.
A thorough understanding of this disease is necessary in developing individualised, patient centred care.
This course has been written by healthcare content experts and
has been peer reviewed.
Target Audience
Nurses aged care workers
Learning Objectives
Participants will learn the pathophysiology of Alzheimer's disease the early signs Including changes in personality and the progression of the disease.
Business Outcomes
This course may be used by providers to demonstrate evidence of workforce training that is consistent with the ACQS Standards, Standard 3: Personal care and clinical care.
This course may be used by providers to demonstrate evidence of workforce training that is consistent with the NSQHS Standards, Standard 5: Comprehensive Care.
