30-Hours Professional Diploma in Nursing and the Elderly
Credit hours
3
Caring for older adults means understanding the physical and psychological changes that come with age. This programme covers common chronic conditions, dementia, pain management and palliative care, communication with patients and families, legal and ethical issues, and how to recognise and prevent elder abuse. Suitable for care workers, nurses and family carers.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Elderly Care and Aging Process
- 02Understanding the Physical and Psychological Changes in the Elderly
- 03Common Health Conditions and Chronic Diseases in Older Adults
- 04Dementia and Cognitive Disorders: Symptoms, Causes, and Management
- 05Pain Management and Palliative Care for the Elderly
- 06Effective Communication with Elderly Patients and Families
- 07Legal and Ethical Issues in Elderly Care
- 08Preventing and Recognizing Elder Abuse
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