[Download Now] Challenging Dementia Behaviors: Pinpoint the Underlying Cause for Intervention Success! – M. Catherine Wollman

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Intervening when it comes to dementia behaviors is difficult. You are expected to provide compassionate care while achieving optimal patient outcomes, maintaining a secure/safe environment, and at the same time recognizing that the healthcare team may be suffering from compassion fatigue symptoms themselves. Catherine Wollman, DNP, CRNP, GNP-BC will show you how to regain control in the day. You can help patients and families identify the underlying cause of presenting behavior with new and effective tips. A plan can be put in place to decrease the incidence of the behaviors that have become a concern. You will return to work with a brand new skill set to help your patients with dementia.

1. Differentiate common types of cognitive impairment and dementia and their unique symptoms and behaviors.
2. Develop a comprehensive interdisciplinary plan of care for the patient and family with cognitive impairment or dementia.
3. Improve quality of life and outcomes of care for patients with cognitive impairment and dementia.
4. Synthesize evidence based interventions for behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia.
5. Evaluate the newest research and evidence related to cognitive impairment and dementia.
6. Analyze case studies of complex patients with cognitive impairment and dementia.

The assessment of mental status is essential.

• Early recognition and diagnosis of dementia
• Screening
• Mental and functional status assessment

Common medical problems and syndromes of dementia.

• Atypical presentation of illness
• Delirium: Prevention, treatment, outcomes
• Preventable hospitalizations

There are behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia.

• Common behaviors
• Best practices: Non-pharmacologic interventions
• Pharmacotherapy
• Unique behavioral challenges
• Interdisciplinary care for patients and families

Patients with dementia have advance directives.

• Individualized goals
• Palliative care and hospice for end stage dementia

The future direction of dementia care.

• National agendas
• Research
• Culture change

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