I am a Care Professional
Care professionals (doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, social workers, etc) work with individuals and families impacted by dementia. Learn about care practices and psychosocial interventions in dementia care that promotes overall well-being of persons living with dementia and their caregivers.
Highlights
Location-tracking Technology in Dementia Caregiving
Location-tracking technology offers a way to empower a person living with dementia to remain active in the community while caregivers monitor safety from a distance.
Location-tracking technology offers a way to empower a person living with dementia to remain active in the community while caregivers…
10 Ideas for Outdoor Monitoring
This article offers a list of outdoor monitoring solutions and alternatives that may be helpful for caregivers to explore with their loved ones.
This article offers a list of outdoor monitoring solutions and alternatives that may be helpful for caregivers to explore with…
The Power of Self-advocates in Dementia
Dementia self-advocates play an essential role in creating positive change in policies, researches, and initiatives that support the dementia community.
Dementia self-advocates play an essential role in creating positive change in policies, researches, and initiatives that support the dementia community.
Dementia Care Training for Care Professionals
To build competency and capability of Care Professionals, the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) developed the Dementia Care Competency Framework to align the training pathways. This alignment was made to improve the quality of care provided to persons living with dementia and support for their caregivers.
To build competency and capability of Care Professionals, the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) developed the Dementia Care Competency Framework…