• Alzheimer's Disease Dementia Care and Cognitive Health

Ensuring Safety When Assisting with Activities of Daily Living

    About this course

    For all caregivers who assist with the person’s ADL’s, you will learn key guides of safety are for persons with dementia, when you assist with their Acitivities of Daily Living (ADLs):

    • Dementia Safety Overview
    • Activities of Daily Living – Eating; Continence and Toileting; Personal Hygiene; Dressing; and Ambulating
    • Report and Document Changes You See
    • Duration: 60 mins

    What you'll learn

    By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

    • Understand safety principles specific to assisting persons with dementia
    • Support individuals with dementia in performing key ADLs: eating, toileting, hygiene, dressing, and ambulating
    • Recognize and respond to safety risks during ADL assistance
    • Accurately observe, report, and document changes in a person’s condition or behavior

    This course includes

    • Audio Included
    • How-to instructional videos
    • Interactive learning activities
    • Knowledge checks
    • Designed specifically for adult learners
    • Certificate of completion
    • Closed captions and audio included
    • 100% online access
    • English

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