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Overview
Follow @uoehealthsocsciThe following page provides information and links to education, training and development opportunities.
MSc Programme
A new flexible part time online MSc Dementia: International Experience, Research and Practice.
Continuing Professional Development
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses. Click here for information about individual courses on MSc programmes, Learning Disability and Dementia - Train the Trainer course and other one day CPD events.
Find out more about our intellectual disability training and resources
Training for Trainers licensed material
You may buy the material to deliver our bespoke course 'Intellectual Disability and Dementia: Training for Trainers' within your own organisation. This course has been developed from our Supporting Derek resource pack.
Intellectual disability and dementia e-learning course
Certificated eCPD course for frontline staff in health and social care, £50 per person with organisational discount available for twenty or more bookings.
Research
There is a commitment to the ongoing development, undertaking and dissemination of research in priority areas around the experience of living with dementia. This includes key themes such as risk, night time care, care settings of people with intellectual disability and outcome measures.
A Dementia Bootcamp planned over three consecutive days will enable participants to build capacity, update their skills, prepare for teaching and produce key outcomes such as publications, grant developments and knowledge exchange activities.
Consultancy
Professional consultancy enables the transfer of knowledge via a range of services relating to service improvement and development, dementia and intellectual disability. This includes bespoke training, provision of advice and service evaluation. Please contact us with details of your request.
This article was published on May 1, 2012