Dementia Policy and Care Coordination

• • Dementia, policy and purpose
  • Consumer, provider and governmental perspectives
  • Care coordination theory
  • Dementia care practice

No eligibility requirements

Special requirements

No special requirements

This subject builds on first year knowledge on the national and international frameworks underpinning the delivery of aged and dementia care services, policies and models. By critically engaging with the evidence bases supporting policy, you will learn to critique contemporary services, policies and models. You will contrast the different perspectives of consumers, service providers, representative groups and government towards ageing, aged and dementia care policy and services. You will be able to explain the theory of care coordination and how this links to policy and improved outcomes for persons with dementia and their family members. You will develop knowledge as to how a range of professionals are able to work collaboratively to facilitate care for persons with dementia and their family members, and analyse the individual, interprofessional and organisational barriers that impede care approaches.

• x2 Online Quizzes (20%)
• Group Discussions (10%)
• Assignment (20%)
• Case Study (50%)

Current study term: 11 Jul 21 to 17 Oct 21