Preparatory Caregiver Training Programme - Know the Care Recipient (E-Learning)
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Overview
Caregiving is a very demanding yet rewarding task. Being a caregiver requires stamina and good health. Preparatory Caregiver Training Programme (E-learning) provides the existing and potential caregivers a basic understanding of the meaning of caregiving, care issues they will face, and responsibilities involved in providing care for the loved ones. The training also provides the learners with knowledge, tips, information and resources to help them navigate the caregiving journey.
There are a total of 4 e-modules:
1. Understanding Caregiving
2. Know the Care Recipient
3. Communication in Caregiving
4. Caregiver Stress and Management
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the "Know the Care Recipient" module, learners will be able to:
1. Identify a care recipient.
2. Describe the symptoms of dementia.
3. Describe the symptoms of depression.
4. Discuss the challenging behaviours of care recipients.
5. Identify available resources for caregiver support.
Caregiving is a very demanding yet rewarding task. Being a caregiver requires stamina and good health. Preparatory Caregiver Training Programme (E-learning) provides the existing and potential caregivers a basic understanding of the meaning of caregiving, care issues they will face, and responsibilities involved in providing care for the loved ones. The training also provides the learners with knowledge, tips, information and resources to help them navigate the caregiving journey.
There are a total of 4 e-modules:
1. Understanding Caregiving
2. Know the Care Recipient
3. Communication in Caregiving
4. Caregiver Stress and Management
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the "Know the Care Recipient" module, learners will be able to:
1. Identify a care recipient.
2. Describe the symptoms of dementia.
3. Describe the symptoms of depression.
4. Discuss the challenging behaviours of care recipients.
5. Identify available resources for caregiver support.
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