Motor neurone disease (MND) is a fatal, progressive neurological condition. The MND Association supports people living with and affected by MND in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and works to improve care, advance research and campaign for change.
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Our online learning has been developed in collaboration with health and social care professionals with expertise in MND. These courses are designed to build knowledge, skills and confidence, and support high-quality, person-centred care for people living with MND and those close to them.
We hope you find our courses useful and relevant to your practice. We are always interested in hearing from learners, so if you have feedback or suggestions for future online learning, please contact education@mndassociation.org.
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Multidisciplinary working - Making it effective for motor neurone disease
In this module you will examine multidisciplinary working and consider its benefits and challenges. You will be encouraged to consider multidisciplinary team (MDT) working in your own work environment and to develop responses in your own practice and the wider team to enhance its performance. For care to be effective the patient experience should be positive: you will hear directly from people affected by MND. You will explore your ideas, findings and opinions with a community of students. The course has been accredited by the following organisations: ACPRC – Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Respiratory Care RCSLT – Royal College of Speech and Language Therapy BDA – British Dietetic Association Association of Palliative Care Social Workers
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8 hrs
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MND Association's Care Worker's Module
Welcome to the MND Association's Care Worker's Module, which was jointly developed by the MND Association and The University of Northampton. Please note: The purpose of this module is to introduce you to the issues surrounding the care for people living with MND and discusses equipment and procedures you may encounter in this role. Actual equipment and techniques that you use during formal training will vary. Completing this module does not qualify you to carry out any medical procedures but will help you to understand the environment you will be working in.
Course
8 hrs