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Title: Promoting Independence in Dementia
People with dementia may reduce their engagement in daily activities not only due to cognitive decline but also because of ‘excess disability’ created by stigma and demoralization, and perceptions of what they can do. They are being devalued from the moment of diagnosis and overprotected by the people surrounding. Creating a supportive and inclusive environment to people with dementia is crucial in moving forward and continuing a life with meaning and value.
By end of the webinar, participants should be able to:
Date: 10 September 2022 (Saturday)
Time: 3.00-4.30pm
Mode of delivery: Microsoft Teams
Targeted participants: Family Members caregivers of people living with dementia, nurse/healthcare personnel working with older person in acute/long term care institutes, healthcare managements, students, people living with dementia and anyone interested in this topic.
Registration: https://forms.gle/WDeJSTka7tsqtRPt6 before 7 September 2022
Fee: RM10 with e-Cert & 1 CPD point
Speaker:
1. Prof Dr Tan Maw Pin, Medical Director of Genting Dementia Care Centre, Geriatric Medical Professor, UM
2. Olivia Quah, Co Founder and Executive Director, Asian Integrated Medical Sdn Bhd (iElder.asia)
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