Network Webinars

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New Ways of Learning: Nga Ara Ako Hou

Are our systems and tools keeping up with the realities of care? This hui brings two perspectives on those questions from the front lines of workforce development and carer support research.

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Te Hoahoa i Nga Taiao Tautoko: Designing Supportive Environments

Experts share evidence-based approaches and practical solutions for creating environments that honour dignity, support independence, and enhance well-being for those navigating the dementia journey.

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Optimising Dementia Treatment

This session brought together three outstanding expert speakers who shared current evidence and practice across pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches.

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Supported Decision-Making and Capacity

Learn about using supported decision-making to help someone have control over things vital to them and how capacity is assessed in a legal sense.

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Mate Wareware o te Hunga Teina: Younger Onset Dementia

Find out more about younger-onset dementia mate wareware, what best-practice support looks like, and innovative home-grown services on offer in Aotearoa.

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Tangongitanga: Exciting New Services 

An opportunity to hear about a range of exciting new services across the motu funded by the Budget 2022 Dementia Mate Wareware Initiative.

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Tautoko ki te Mahi i Nga Mahi Whai Kiko: Meaningful Engagement

Explore what makes an activity meaningful and how to suit the unique needs of a person living with dementia to help them engage in an enjoyable life.

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Three Tools for Dementia End-of-Life 

This webinar shares key resources: Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) meetings, Shared Goals of Care (SGOC), and Te Ara Whakapiri (TAW).

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Te Tautoko i te Whakawhitiwhiti Kōrero: Supporting Communication

Great communication support helps people living with dementia mate wareware maintain their sense of self, their relationships, and their quality of life.

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Working With Kaumātua 

An introduction to the MANA toolkit, a kaupapa Māori guide for health professionals to better engage in assessment and support planning.

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