ATTENTION: This event is exclusively available to all government-approved Aged Care Providers and HCWSP participants working or engaged with the Home Care Workforce Support Program (HCWSP). Unfortunately, we are unable to accept registrations from individuals or entities not affiliated with an approved Aged Care Provider.

Event's Location : Coffs Harbour Community Village Meeting Room One (22 Earl Street, Coffs Harbour 2450)

Event's date/time : Thursday, 20 June 2024, at 13.00 - 16.00

Event Overview:
Health professionals can experience what it's like to talk with someone living with dementia in the trailblazing workshop, Talk with Ted.

Ted is an avatar, powered by artificial intelligence. What helps make him so true-to-life is that he is programmed with symptoms commonly associated with dementia.

Talk with Ted is both interactive and practical, to ensure that knowledge is translated into practice. It uses adaptive learning to focus on improving gaps in knowledge and skills. The workshop aims to allow participants to reflect on their current communication practices, while providing an opportunity to consider changes to their approach.

You will gain knowledge in:

dementia's impact on communication
the impact of your own approach
human rights principles when talking to someone who is living with dementia

Suitable for:

Individuals who provide support to people living with dementia in various care settings. This training is only open to registered participants of the Home Care Workforce Support Program and/or Home Care Provider management staff.

Contact us:

For more information, please contact the Home Care Training Team at homecare.rto@ssi.org.au or call 1800 985 028.

ATTENTION: This event is exclusively available to all government-approved Aged Care Providers working or engaged with the Home Care Workforce Support Program (HCWSP). Unfortunately, we are unable to accept registrations from individuals or entities not affiliated with an approved Aged Care Provider.

This webinar is being made available through the Home Care Workforce Support Program funded by the Federal Government and delivered by SSI in NSW and the ACT.

SSI acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.