CPD Collaborative and Professional Practice in Dementia Care
Level 7 (postgraduate), 30 Credits
Course aim
This module will enable you to:
- gain a deeper understanding of dementia
- think creatively and identify innovations in care delivery and how these can be adapted
- apply this knowledge to service planning and delivery within your own organisation
Course content
As part of this CPD course, you will study:
- therapeutic approaches and models of dementia care
- assessment, interventions and different stages of the disease trajectory
- palliative and end of life care needs
- family caregivers and informal carers needs and experiences
- evaluation in dementia care
Teaching and learning
You will be expected to attend one half day per week.
Entry requirements
In order to be eligible to join this course, you must:
- have current registration as a health and/or social care professional
- be currently employed within a health and social care organisation
- demonstrate experience of Level 6 study or equivalent (demonstrated through prior learning in accordance with LJMU AP(E)L regulations)
Assessment
There are two components to the assessment:
- a short presentation (worth 30% of your final mark) on what you consider to be a research or evaluation priority in dementia care
- an essay (worth 70% of your final mark) where you critically examine the current service provision for people with dementia within your own work context
CPD award
This Continuing Professional Development can be studied within the MSc Advanced Healthcare Practice (Clinical) award framework or as a single CPD.
Further information
For further information please contact:
Faculty Admissions Team
Faculty of Health
Liverpool John Moores University
79 Tithebarn Street
Liverpool L2 2ER
T: 0151 231 5829
E: Health@ljmu.ac.uk
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