GSF Dementia Care Training Programme - End of Life Care qualifications mapping template



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GSF Dementia Care Training Programme - End of Life Care qualifications mapping template GSF Programme Learning outcome Content of session & activities Core Units Core Qualification Learning outcome Assessment Criteria Session 1 Overview and Introduction to Dementia 1. What is dementia? To understand the importance of improving care for people with dementia, learn more about the disease and the impact it has on a person. 2. Person Centred Care. To learn more about the person-centred approach in dementia care- seeing the person behind the disease. 3. Dignity. To consider ways of enhancing dignity, respect and spiritual care for people with dementia in your place of work. Content Context & overview Demographics Dementia Strategy/Prime Ministers Challenge Types of dementia Person Centred Care Life story work Dignity in care Spiritual care Communication 1. Quiz perceptions of dementia 2. Consider an episode of care what went well, what didn't go so well, what do you need to modify if it occurs again? Take into consideration:- Attitude Behaviour Compassion Dialogue 3. Words associated with dignity - positive and negative 1. Understand considerations of individuals with dementia at 1.1 Outline in what ways dementia can be a terminal illness. 1.2 Compare the differences in end of life experience of an individual with dementia to that of an individual without dementia 1.3 Explain why it is important that end of

Session 2 - Learning Outcomes 1. Decline Understanding decline in dementia and recognising and responding to signs of deterioration. 2. Pain. Understanding pain in dementia- recognition, causes and management and the use of assessment tools. 3. Other symptoms Understand symptom control basics, and the impact of other comorbid conditions. Dementia at the end of life. Identifying those who may be in the last year or so of life Recognising decline Prognostication Needs support matrices Pain assessment & management General symptom management Use of assessment tools 1. Case Study - It is often difficult to recognise decline in PWD, how does this affect care giving? 2. Reflect on a PWD you have cared for who had pain, how did you assess and manage this? 3. Symptom control quiz 2. Understand how to support individuals with dementia affected by pain and distress at end of life 2.1 Explain why pain in individuals with dementia is often poorly recognised and undertreated 2.2 Describe ways to assess whether an individual with dementia is in pain or distress 2.3 Describe ways to support individuals with dementia to manage their pain and distress at end of life using Medication / Non medication techniques

Session 3 Assess Personal 1. Communication Learn more about effective ways to communicate and listen to people with dementia. 2. Advance Care Planning Understand more about Advance Care Planning and Best Interest discussions for people with dementia and put these into practice 3. Carers Understand the particular importance of supporting carers, their needs and the significance of early loss and bereavement Principles of good communication Advance care planning & goals of care ACP for people with dementia Communication skills DNaCPR/Allow a natural death Supporting carers different approaches 1. Consider the key principles of good communication with people with dementia 2. Discuss ACP for people with dementia and how can ACP help to provide the right care? 3. What impact does dementia have on those caring for a person with dementia and how can you help support them in their role 3. Understand how to support carers of individuals with dementia at 1. Explain why it is important that end of 1.4 Explain why individuals with dementia need to be supported to make advance care plans as early as possible 3.1 Explain why carers may experience guilt and stress at end of life of an individual with dementia. 3.2 Describe ways of supporting carers to understand how end of life process may differ for individuals with dementia 3.4 Describe ways of supporting carers when difficult decisions need to be made for individuals with dementia at 3.5 Give examples of how to support carers and others to support an individual with dementia in the final stages of their life.

Session 4 Plan Coordination 1. Coordination Explore means of enabling better coordinated cross boundary care and reducing crises 2. Reducing hospitalisation. Understand the importance of reducing hospitalisation in people with dementia enabling more to remain safely at home. 3. Care of the dying Learn more about ways to ensure a good death for people with dementia in their preferred place of choice. Improving co-ordination & collaboration across boundaries Reducing crises Reducing inappropriate hospital admissions Providing best care for the dying person with dementia : 1. Reflect on a person with dementia that you have cared for, who was admitted to hospital. Was it appropriate, what was the outcome if they returned to you 2. Pros and Cons of hospital admissions. 3. Reflecting on a person with dementia you have cared for and who died, what signs and symptoms did they display as death approached? 1. Understand considerations of individuals with dementia at 2. Understand how to support individuals with dementia affected by pain and distress at 3. Understand how to support carers of individuals with dementia at 1.1 Outline in what ways dementia can be a terminal illness 1.2 Compare the differences in end of life experience of an individual with dementia to that of an individual without dementia 1.3 Explain why it is important that end of 1.4 Explain why individuals with dementia need to be supported to make advance care plans as early as possible 2.3 Describe ways to support individuals with dementia to manage their pain and distress at end of life using Medication/ Non medication techniques 3.1 Explain why carers may experience guilt and stress at end of life of an individual with dementia 3.2 Describe ways of supporting carers to understand how end of life process may differ for individuals with dementia

3.4 Describe ways of supporting carers when difficult decisions need to be made for individuals with dementia at end of life 3.5 Give examples of how to support carers and others to support an individual with dementia in the final stages of their life