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There are 10 sessions, including a multiple choice assessment that looks at the experience of the person living with dementia. These can be used to encourage shared learning across teams through reflective practice and also links to evidence based materials. This e-learning has the potential to be used in a variety of training programmes, covering both foundation and intermediate levels, or as a part of an individual learning plan and has been produced by the University of Worcester.

Each module is supported by a comprehensive reflective practice tool that links to best practice outcomes.

The course should take approximately 1 hour 35 minutes to complete.

Related pathway points of the Dementia Competency Framework:

• Access to safe coordinated care
• Innovation and improvements
• Accommodation and welfare support
• Family and carers needs
• Person-centred care
• Therapeutic care
• Enabling wellbeing, care, choices and preferences
• Timely accurate diagnosis and treatment planning