Group Living Course 1112 -Understanding Dementia/Alzheimer's and its Effects on Sufferers
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Explore how Alzheimer's disease is defined, its growing incidence among aging adults, and the legal requirements for caregiver training. Understand the difference between normal aging and dementia to improve early recognition and care.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Georgia State Board of Long-Term Care Facility Administrators
Assisted Living Community Administrator
Disclosure statements
This course is intended for paraprofessional caregivers and residential care providers in adult foster care, adult family care, group living, and assisted living settings. Its purpose is to provide general knowledge on dementia, specifically Alzheimer's disease, including its definition, incidence, and the legal framework surrounding caregiver training.
The information provided is educational in nature and does not substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment by a licensed healthcare provider. While this course encourages early recognition and supportive care, any concerns regarding a resident’s cognitive health should be directed to a qualified medical professional.
Participants are reminded that dementia care requires collaboration with physicians and mental health experts, and that any training or action taken must comply with applicable laws and licensing rules in their state or jurisdiction.
Completion of this course does not confer certification as a dementia care specialist or authorize clinical intervention.