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DTSC Fellowships
The Victoria and Tasmania Dementia Traing Study Centre is pleased to offer
DTSC Fellowships to support health professionals to undertake workplace projects aimed at improving the care of people with dementia.
Fellowships are being offered for commencement in April 2012
Click here for details and application form

 

Forthcoming events
Sex, delirium and dementia; coming to a ward near you. Are you prepared?
(Responding to need driven dementia associated behaviours in the acute care setting.)
When: 2nd December 2011
Rydges Carlton, Melbourne
This Masterclass was fully booked. 

Presentations from previous TIME for dementia workshops and masterclasses are available here 

We will be conducting further Workshops and Masterclasses in 2012

 

DVD to complement online modules now available

To get a copy please contact Rebecca Brown on
03 9479 6004

 

Note Regarding Passwords
When registering please ensure your password contains at least 6 letters, a mixture of lower and upper case letters and at least one number.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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Welcome to TIME for dementia: The Victoria and Tasmania Dementia Training Study Centre

The Victoria and Tasmania Dementia Training Study Centre (TIME for dementia) was established as part of the Australian Government’s Dementia Initiative. TIME for dementia is one of five Centres nationally that promote dementia studies in Australian graduate and undergraduate curriculum as well as providing tertiary dementia career pathways.

Translation, Innovation, Mentoring and Education for dementia (TIME for dementia) aims to provide flexible, multi-dimensional education to Allied Health, Medical and Nursing professionals and healthcare students.

TIME for dementia is headed by La Trobe University’s Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged Care, in collaboration with Alzheimer’s Australia Tas, Alzheimer's Australia Vic, Bendigo Health, Monash University, the National Ageing Research Institute, St Vincent’s Health, the University of Tasmania and Professor Joseph Ibrahim,

TIME for dementia education modules: The education modules aim to assist health professionals to care for people with dementia. Whilst developed as education modules the information is presented in such as way that it can be used as a resource manual. You can view the introduction page  to see the content available once registered as a user.

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Alzheimers Australia Tasmania

Alzheimers Asutralia Victoria

Bendigo Health

La Trobe University

Monash University

National Ageing Research Institute

St Vincents Hospital

University of Tasmania

 
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