March 2022
Introduction to Dementia Care 2nd March 2022 – Half day virtual workshop
Eligible to attend:    Health Care Professionals Time:   9.30a.m. – 1p.m. Aim:     This aim of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge of holistic care and relevant issues when caring for an older person with a challenging behaviour. All behaviours, no matter how bizarre or self-defeating they may…
Find out more »Understanding Behavioural Expressions of Dementia -Half day virtual workshop 2nd March 2022
Eligible to attend: Healthcare Professionals Time:  1.30p.m. – 4.30p.m Aim: The aim of this 1/2 day workshop is to provide healthcare professionals with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge of holistic care and relevant issues when caring for a person with psychological and behavioural symptoms. All behaviours, no matter how bizarre or self-defeating they may…
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General Wound Management 7th November 2022
Eligible to attend: Registered Nurses Time:  08.30 – 13.30 Aim: This blended programme provides an overview of the assessment, treatment and management of wounds including Pressure ulcers, leg ulcers and fungating wounds. The blended course comprising of two parts: 2 x online presentations listed below accessed through our Moodle site www.e-life.ie . Access will…
Find out more »Introduction to Dementia Care 15th November 2022
Eligible to attend:    Health Care Professionals Time:   8.30a.m. – 4p.m. Aim:     This aim of this course is to provide healthcare professionals with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge of holistic care and relevant issues when caring for an older person with a challenging behaviour. All behaviours, no matter how bizarre or self-defeating they may…
Find out more »Understanding Behavioural Expressions of Dementia -Half day workshop 15th November 2022
Eligible to attend: Healthcare Professionals Time:  1.30p.m. – 4.30p.m Aim: The aim of this 1/2 day workshop is to provide healthcare professionals with the opportunity to enhance their knowledge of holistic care and relevant issues when caring for a person with psychological and behavioural symptoms. All behaviours, no matter how bizarre or self-defeating they may…
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