All learning items

Type	Name	Description	Action
scorm	Dementia Part1: What is it?	An overview of dementia and types of dementia. This provides a global look at the disease, symptoms, and parts of the brain affected.	View
scorm	Dementia Part 3: Stages of Alzheimers	In this module we examine the stages of Alzheimer&39s and behaviors you may see as the disease progresses. Remember that symptoms of the disease are a result of the part of the brain affected. Subsequent modules will provide caregiver tips to help deal with some of these behaviors.	View
scorm	Dementia Part 2: Alzheimers disease	In this module you will learn about Alzheimer&39s Disease (A.D.) onset, diagnosis, progression, and medical management. Alzheimer&39s accounts for 60% of the dementias. Many of the symptoms we will discuss may be seen in other types of dementia.	View
scorm	Dementia in Acute Care: Ten tips to implement now		View
scorm	Dementia competency module final	In this module you will visit a dementia house and navigate through various scenarios that deal with behaviors you are likely to encounter in persons with dementia. Your challenge is to navigate the module with optimal responses. Each one of 10 characters will present you with a gold or silver key. The...	View
scorm	Dementia Behaviors and Triggers	Observations and queues	View
text	Dementia activities poster.pdf	Activities need to be targeted, meaningful and engaging for persons with dementia.	View
text	Communication and older Adult Poster	Printable poster exploring barriers and strategies for communication with older adults.	View
scorm	Combat_ageism	Ageism can be prevented, recognized and reversed. This short module explores key measures to stop ageism and improve care.	View
scorm	Attitudes and Values Impact Care	Your attitudes and values are key to caring for the older adult.	View
text	Aging and Ageism Poster	Printable poster exploring what ageism is and how to prevent it.	View
scorm	Advance Care Planning Put Yourself in Their Shoes	This module includes a true story of how advance care planning (ACP) helped a family dealing with a serious illness. Learning resources with information about ACP are provided to help you meet both professional and personal interests.	View