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Dementia MasterClass 8 - Module 1
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This course is for primary and secondary care clinicians, including nurses, GPwERs, geriatricians, old age psychiatry consultants, registrars and specialist pharmacists. Please note this is an in person only meeting.
Our sponsors
This meeting has been part funded by sponsorship from Eisai Limited. The sponsor did not initiate this meeting, nor has Eisai had any input into the organisation or educational content of this meeting.
Module 2: 10th - 11th June, 2025
Location
Halifax Hall, Sheffield University Campus
Endcliffe Vale Road
Sheffield
S10 3ER
Practical dementia diagnosis and care
This programme follows a life-course of dementia, starting with assessment then looking at management. It has a strongly clinical focus with practically- applicable clinical tools which can make a difference to daily practice and give real understanding to the many different biomarkers which have come on hugely in the past few years.
Previous courses were psychosocially motivated and included legislation, advocacy, nursing, and supporting carers and the new programme is a reflection of the audience, their learning needs, and the changing clinical landscape in dementia prevention, diagnosis and management.
Who is this course for?
This residential MasterClass, entitled “Practical dementia diagnosis and care”, is for primary and secondary care clinicians, including nurses, GPwERs, geriatricians, old age psychiatry consultants, registrars and specialist pharmacists. The course aims to provide a structured training programme for clinicians who seek formal training in both the clinical and managerial aspects of running a ‘dementia service’. The training course will cover topics including:
- Practical neuroimaging for dementia
- Less common forms of dementia
- Practical dementia assessment
- Primary care aspects
- The acute setting – including delirium assessment
- Psychiatric and behavioural disturbances
- Cognitive impairment
- Workshops around: driving and legal aspects, carer support, community support, OT assessment
Cost
In person attendance: The course will cost £650 inc VAT* this will include 1 night accommodation per module.
*VAT is charged at the standard UK rate of 20%
Delegates will be responsible for their own travel.
Accommodation
Accommodation will be available at the MasterClass venue; Halifax Hall, Sheffield.
Additional nights are charged at £82.50 per night including breakfast (costs are subject to change). Once you have completed the form, should you require accommodation, you will be contacted with regard to payment.
Bedrooms will be allocated on a first come first serve basis, starting at the meeting venue, Halifax Hall hotel.
Additional rooms will be allocated at their next door sister hotel, Jonas hotel at £75 per night including breakfast at Halifax Hall hotel (costs are subject to change).
Our sponsors
This meeting has been part funded by sponsorship from Eisai Limited. The sponsor did not initiate this meeting, nor has Eisai had any input into the organisation or educational content of this meeting.
CPD accreditation
'Dementia MasterClass 8' has been approved by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom for 21 category 1 (external) CPD credit(s).
Speakers
Prof Iracema LeroiAssociate professor in geriatric psychiatry, Trinity College Dublin & Faculty, GBHI Dr Gregor Russell
Consultant old age psychiatrist, Bradford District NHS Foundation Trust Dr Daniel Blackburn
Senior lecturer and honorary consultant neurologist, Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience Dr George Crowther
Consultant in old age liaison psychiatry, Leeds and York Partnership Foundation Trust Dr Liam Kennedy
Senior registrar, old age psychiatry, Louth/Meath Mental Health Services Dr Adam Roche
Geriatrics registrar and lecturer registrar in Global Brain Health, St James's Hospital and Trinity College Dublin Richard Johnson
Consultant in older adult psychiatry, Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation trust Norah Jordan
Consultant clinical neuropsychologist, Mercer’s Institute for Successful Aging, St James’ Hospital, Dublin
Promoting prevention, supporting management
Led by proactive clinicians determined to see improvement in the way we prevent, diagnose and manage dementias, Dementia Academy supports healthcare professionals with the latest tools, resources and courses to do just that.