UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE - Ageing - Disabling diseases and processes

Acquire the professional skills to identify and apprehend the consequences of ageing and the consequences of pathologies and impairments in the daily lives of people being cared for.

- Notion of ageing, senescence and senility

Notion of autonomy:

• Definition and signs indicating a loss of autonomy - Causes and consequences
• Evaluation of the degree of autonomy and needs of the elderly

- The main functional and behavioural disorders of the elderly

• Most frequent pathologies and their consequences on daily life (cardiovascular; articular; neurological; metabolic)
• Possible interactions between these pathologies.

• Statement of skills and/or competencies

• All audiences

Employees working in the home help sector, in specialised care establishments

• Fully classroom-based training

• Group lessons

Professional speakers and EN trainers with significant experience of training adults.

Information and registration by telephone on 04 92 52 55 70

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