Dysphasia / Aphasia Online Training
Regular price£7.00
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This online training course covers an overview of dysphasia, its types (expressive and receptive), signs and symptoms, assessment, diagnosis, treatment approaches, communication strategies, swallowing support, person-centered care, and legal/ethical considerations.
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Introduction to Dysphasia:
- Overview of dysphasia, its causes, and its impact on communication and swallowing abilities.
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Types of Dysphasia:
- Explanation of expressive dysphasia (difficulty expressing thoughts) and receptive dysphasia (difficulty understanding language).
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Signs and Symptoms:
- Common indicators like difficulty finding words, slurred speech, trouble understanding, and challenges with reading and writing.
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Assessment and Diagnosis:
- Process of assessing and diagnosing dysphasia, involving standardized tests, medical evaluations, and collaboration with speech and language therapists.
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Treatment and Management:
- Discussion of treatment approaches: speech and language therapy, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems, and swallowing techniques.
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Communication Strategies:
- Practical tips for effective communication: clear language, allowing time for responses, and using visual aids.
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Supporting Swallowing:
- Strategies for safe swallowing: modifying food consistency, positioning techniques, and monitoring for aspiration risks.
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Person-Centered Care:
- Emphasis on person-centered care, respecting preferences, involving in decision-making, and promoting independence.
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Legal and Ethical Considerations:
- Addressing legal and ethical aspects related to dysphasia, including consent, confidentiality, and safeguarding vulnerable adults.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the definition and causes of dysphasia.
- Identify the signs and symptoms of dysphasia.
- Recognize the different types of dysphasia and their impact on communication and swallowing abilities.
- Understand the assessment and diagnostic process for dysphasia.
- Familiarize oneself with various treatment approaches and management strategies for dysphasia.
- Develop effective communication strategies when interacting with individuals with dysphasia.
- Learn techniques to support safe swallowing in individuals with dysphasia.
- Understand the importance of person-centered care in supporting individuals with dysphasia.
- Gain awareness of legal and ethical considerations related to dysphasia.
- Access additional resources and support for further learning and professional development in the field of dysphasia.
Certificates are included.
Course Duration 1 Hour.
This Training module will be available for 6 months to complete from date of purchase.
