Person-Centred Dementia Studies University of Worcester

Overview

Effective leadership in person-centred care is fundamental for the ability of an organisation to deliver services that work well for people living with dementia. This course will provide you with evidence-based practical interventions to expand your knowledge and skills in order to provide exemplary dementia care.

Additionally, the Person-Centred Dementia Studies programme from University of Worcester provides a developmental route for professionals to improve the quality of their services. It aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills and resources to enable them to reach their full potential as skilled care givers, advocates, managers and leaders. The course content reflects the requirements of the Dementia Training Standards Framework and meets all of the Tier 3 leadership learning outcomes.

Key features

• A flexible, multidisciplinary, student-centred route to postgraduate achievement, taught in a supportive online learning environment

• An opportunity to critically reflect on your own practice and role in the field of dementia care

• A chance to challenge your own values and attitudes and develop new ways of thinking in a supportive environment

• A stimulating environment where you can gain the confidence to feel you can shape future dementia care by challenging and enhancing current practice and approaches

• An opportunity to complete a series of modules which develop critical reflection, originality, critique and synthesis to inform evidence-based practice

• A critical appreciation of the varying perspectives and values of health and social care professionals, service users, carers and cultures

• A learning environment based on the values of academic freedom, ethical awareness and critical appraisal

Where could it take you?