When |
6 May 9am to 12pm |
Where |
Western Plains Cultural Centre, Meeting Rm 4, 76 Wingewarra St. Dubbo |
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This immersive workshop is designed to support caregivers and healthcare professionals who work with people living with dementia, enabling them to de-escalate safely following a behavioural emergency. With use of an experiential VR program, care staff can practice de-escalation skills in a safe and controlled simulation environment, providing participants with an opportunity to learn and apply de-escalation techniques and communication strategies, while seeing the real-time outcome of their decisions. Insert event description
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Presenter
Dementia Australia
Learning Outcomes
- Recognise emotional and physical signs of escalation
- Understand how increased stress impacts a person with dementia
- Apply person-centred de-escalation skills
- Contribute to debriefing to determine potential cause of behaviour
- Reduce the risk of harm for both the person with dementia and staff.
Target Audience
Aged care workers, Management, Aged care nurses
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Contact
Marilyn Osborne
Email marilynosborne@wnswphn.org.au
Mobile 0459 878 201