Good dementia education and training.

What does the implementation and evaluation of good dementia education and training look like? In this brief overview, which parallels publication of our new book from Open University Press**, we argue that successful implementation requires careful planning and consideration of a range of issues. T...

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Publicado en:Journal of Dementia Care Vol. 31; no. 4; pp. 25 - 29
Autores principales: Surr, Claire, Smith, Sarah, Latham, Isabelle
Formato: pictorial tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Dementia Publishing (Eye / UK) Jul/Aug2023
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          Smith, Sarah
          Latham, Isabelle
        affil: Professor of dementia studies at Leeds Beckett University
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          Dementia Education
          Health Personnel Education
          Program Evaluation
          Program Implementation United Kingdom
          Implementation Science
          Models, Theoretical
          United Kingdom
          Diffusion of Innovation
          Health Care Delivery
          Conceptual Framework
          Information Resources
          Motivation
          Dementia Patients
          Staff Development
          Success
      ab: What does the implementation and evaluation of good dementia education and training look like? In this brief overview, which parallels publication of our new book from Open University Press**, we argue that successful implementation requires careful planning and consideration of a range of issues. These issues include context and the resources in place to support learners at local and system-wide levels, as well as the needs of the learners themselves. We also present the importance of the evaluation of training to complete the implementation cycle -- and why choosing the right evaluation methods is essential.
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