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Understanding Dementia

What Dementia Is — and Isn't

Fluctuating Capacity and Assessment Over Time

Quick Check: Fluctuating Capacity

Independence, Risk and Support

Balancing Independence and Safety

Working with Carers and Family

Quick Check: Carers' Rights

Understand the main types of dementia, how to assess fluctuating capacity fairly, how to balance independence against safety, and carers' rights under the Care Act 2014.

This module covers the practice skills specific to working with older adults, including understanding dementia and its progression, fluctuating capacity, and the delicate balance between independence and safety that defines so much of this work.

Working with Older Adults & Dementia

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