Dementia Passport

What is Dementia Passport?

The Dementia Passport is an e-learning program developed by the Alzheimer Society to support health care providers in providing high-quality care to people living with dementia.

It offers evidence-based learning modules which provides education on dementia care. The program highlights the importance of the Charter of Rights for people living with dementia and enhances the skill set of health care providers in our province.

How to Register

Through a partnership with the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, we have a limited number of funded registrations for Personal Care Homes and the Provincial Home Support Program. Contact us today at (709) 576-0608 regarding your eligibility.

Health care providers can register for Dementia Passport by visiting dementiapassport.ca

Available Options

Each bundle takes 2 hours to complete.

Bundle 1:

• Charter of Rights for People with Dementia.
• Person-Centred Care.
• Understanding Behaviour.
• ABC Problem-Solving.

Bundle 2:

• Meaningful Engagement.
• Quality of Life and Dementia.
• The Importance of a Safe Dementia Environment.
• Ambiguous Loss and Grief.

Bundle 3:

• Dementia and Memory Loss.
• Strategies for Excellent Care.
• Healthy Living with Dementia.
• Positive Engagement with Family Members.

Bundle 4:

• Communication Strategies and Dementia.
• Pain Management and Dementia.
• End of Life Care.
• Person-Centred Wellness.

Bundle 5:

• Wandering.
• The Importance of Language and Dementia.
• The Importance of Activities and Dementia.
• Progression of Dementia.

Bundle 6:

• Living with Dementia in the Care Setting.
• Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion for Those Living with Dementia.
• Dementia and Personal Care Strategies.
• Caring for Someone with Dementia