Dementia – Assessing Needs

Managing specialist care and support in services, Person centred care as a priority in services

Dementia – Assessing Needs

Provider: Brighton & Hove City Council Learning Zone

For Brighton & Hove care staff

This course is for social workers, care managers and occupational therapists who assess the needs of people living with dementia and their carers. To take this course, you must have experience and understanding of dementia and/or have attended the Dementia Basic awareness course.

Dementia – Assessing Needs

Dementia – Assessing Needs

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