30-Hours Professional Diploma in Gerontology
Credit hours
3
Gerontology, the study of ageing, is approached through its biological and psychological aspects and common age-related conditions, including dementia. Learners explore care and support services, emotional wellbeing, legal and ethical issues, and ways to promote independence and quality of life. Ideal for those working with or caring for older people.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Gerontology and Ageing
- 02Biological and Psychological Aspects of Ageing
- 03Common Age-Related Health Conditions
- 04Dementia and Cognitive Impairment
- 05Elderly Care and Support Services
- 06Mental Health and Emotional Well-being in Older Adults
- 07Ethical and Legal Considerations in Elderly Care
- 08Promoting Independence and Quality of Life
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