Learner Reviews & Feedback for Living with Dementia: Impact on Individuals, Caregivers, Communities and Societies by Johns Hopkins University
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AM
Sep 14, 2019
A multidimensional look at community support for dementia. With the growing number in dementia, families and communities need to be more focused on including the person with dementia. Good learning.
ZZ
Apr 25, 2019
I felt this course expanded the information I already understand regarding dementia care. I have already implemented several things learned from this course in the memory care unit I lead in a SNF.
76 - 83 of 83 Reviews for Living with Dementia: Impact on Individuals, Caregivers, Communities and Societies
By James C
•Oct 19, 2022
useful but somewhat lack
By Catherine P
•Apr 8, 2023
Very helpful
By Renee W
•Oct 10, 2023
Thank you!
By Carlota M
•Jul 23, 2020
The course doesn't seem up-to-date. Additionally there are a lot of contents (mainly articles) that students can only access the abstract and not the full article. Finally, the estimated time of reading some documents is fairly undercalcuted and it should be adjusted.
Overall i think that 5 weeks a very good length of training duration but it would be even better if it could be more healthcare professional focused (more specific and not so high level)
By Astrid
•Aug 17, 2020
I found the practical examples and basic info on dementia very useful but the broader statistics and policies are interesting but not very useful. I felt that the assignments and some of the quizzes were not very enriching.
By jane L
•Sep 3, 2017
Some helpful points.
By rebekah T
•Jul 24, 2017
good information but quite boring
By Frank V
•Apr 28, 2018
They want 50 bucks to take the course. I make min wage working in the field and they want me to pay $50 for their course so I can show my employer that I deserve min wage.