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Navigating Dementia: Types, Challenges, and Ethical ConsiderationsThis course is ETHICS PRE-APPROVED for CRC, CVE, CVRP (2hrs), CLCP, & MSCC. The code of conduct for CCMC will be presented.

This course delves into the complexities of dementia, exploring distinct types such as Lewy-Body, vascular, frontal-temporal, alcoholic, Alzheimer's, and LATE. Despite differences in causes and symptoms, these forms share the commonality of being terminal diseases. Caregivers grapple with ethical dilemmas surrounding treatment choices and care plans for patients facing these challenges. The course also examines the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on individuals with dementia, addressing new studies that shed light on the repercussions of this crisis on both research and mortality rates within this vulnerable population. Join us for an insightful exploration of dementia, its nuances, and the evolving healthcare landscape in the face of recent global events.

6 CEU hours Patsy Barnes, RN, BA Free retakes

CCM Credit Hours: 4CDMS Credit Hours: 4

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ABVEACMCA BRNCCLCPCCMCDMSCE Broker ProviderCLCPCMCPSCNLCPCRCCCRRNCVEDelaware BONMSCCRNsVRA-Canada

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Course Overview

This course delves into the complexities of dementia, exploring distinct types such as Lewy-Body, vascular, frontal-temporal, alcoholic, Alzheimer’s, and LATE. Despite differences in causes and symptoms, these forms share the commonality of being terminal diseases. Caregivers grapple with ethical dilemmas surrounding treatment choices and care plans for patients facing these challenges.

The course also examines the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on individuals with dementia, addressing new studies that shed light on the repercussions of this crisis on both research and mortality rates within this vulnerable population.

End of life presents particular challenges for medical professionals regarding the ethical principles included in the codes of conduct, including CCM, CRCC, and CDMS. Three cases will be presented to illustrate the meaning of autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice as referenced in the codes. Join us for an insightful exploration of dementia, its nuances, and the evolving healthcare landscape in the face of recent global events.

This course is ETHICS PRE-APPROVED for CRC, CVE, CVRP (2hrs), CLCP, & MSCC.

Course Format

This course is online. All course material is available online and is accessible immediately after purchase from your account homepage. Certificate of Completion is available immediately upon passing the exam.

Course Objectives

Establish a comprehensive understanding of dementia, delineating its various types.
Differentiate between Alzheimer's disease and dementia to enhance diagnostic clarity.
Explore the treatment modalities for dementia and delve into behavior management, including the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM).
Examine recent studies pertaining to dementia prevention and predisposition.
Analyze the interconnectedness of COVID-19 and dementia, exploring their mutual implications.
Delve into the ethical complexities surrounding end-of-life care in dementia and assess the broader ethical considerations that arise in the context of this condition and the challenge of the ethical principles of autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice as stated in the ethical codes of all healthcare professionals, including CCM, CRCC, and CDMS.

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First chapter, narrated audio.

Customer Testimonial

"Very informative. The new information on LATE was appreciated."

Bernadine S. - COPS-KT

Course Outline

7 sections · final assessment · downloadable certificate

Dementia: Signs, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

Types of Dementia

The Difference Between Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia

Treatment and Management of Dementia Behaviors including CAM

Possible Prevention of Dementia

The Cost of COVID on the Research and Deaths of those with Dementia

Cases presenting ethical challenges at the end of life with dementia diagnosis, with references to the ethical principles in the codes of conduct for healthcare professionals, including CCM, CRCC, and CDMS.

Final assessment

Unlimited retakes

Approvals & accreditation

AAACEUs is an approved provider for the following boards. This course counts toward continuing education for 17 credentials.

Credential	Board	Hours
ABVE	Certified Vocational Expert	6 (incl. ethics)
ACM	Accredited Case Manager	6 (incl. ethics)
CA BRN	California Board of Nursing	6 (incl. ethics)
CCLCP	Certified Canadian Life Care Planner	6 (incl. ethics)
CCM	Certified Case Manager	6 (incl. ethics)
CDMS	Certified Disability Management Specialist	6 (incl. ethics)

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CE Broker Provider	Florida Board of Nursing	6 (incl. ethics)
CLCP	Certified Life Care Planner	6 (incl. ethics)
CMCPS	Certified Medical Cost Projection Specialist	6 (incl. ethics)
CNLCP	Certified Nurse Life Care Planner	6 (incl. ethics)
CRCC	Certified Rehab Counselor	6 (incl. ethics)
CRRN	Certified Rehab Registered Nurse	6 (incl. ethics)
CVE	Certified Vocation Evaluation Specialist	6 (incl. ethics)
Delaware BON	Delaware Board of Nursing	6 (incl. ethics)
MSCC	Medicare Set-Aside Certification	6 (incl. ethics)
RNs	Colorado Nurses Association	6 (incl. ethics)
VRA-Canada	Registered Rehabilitation Professionals	6 (incl. ethics)

Navigating Dementia: Types, Challenges, and Ethical Considerations

$60 · 6h