Translating Evidence into Dementia Care CAD307
By University of Tasmania
- Enhanced Practice
- One 13 week semester
- Online Course
The provision of dementia care is shaped by overarching policy at the local, national and international level. This advanced level unit will explore the concept of policy, and the issues that influence the translation of evidence into policy and offer contemporary perspectives on how policy is implemented to drive equitable service provision for people with dementia. We will cover the role of policy in dementia care and ponder how to translate evidence into practice through knowledge translation and improvement science. Leadership skills are important to be able to change, influence and improve practice. To enable an appreciation of this vital aspect, content will be included on basic leadership theory. This unit of study is part of the Bachelor of Dementia Care, offered by the University of Tasmania.
Domains:
Dementia Awareness and Understanding
Cost:
fee-for-service
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) :
Not Available
Learning Outcomes
- Describe how health and social policy is developed, and together with research evidence, is translated into day to day practice.
- Analyse how evidence is used to inform policy and policy instruments.
- Apply knowledge of implementation science and quality improvement to the delivery of services for people living with dementia.
- Appraise the translation of evidence into practice from healthcare leadership and service provision perspectives.