Dementia - Which Test Do I Use?
To establish a precise and prompt diagnosis, dementia assessment necessitates the appropriate use of cognitive tests. Based on patient needs and clinical settings, this module helps medical professionals choose and use the appropriate screening and diagnostic instruments. Throughout the evaluation process, it places a strong emphasis on making practical decisions, interpreting findings, and providing person-centered care.
Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- The purpose of dementia screening and assessment
- Identify commonly used cognitive assessment tools
- Select appropriate tests based on clinical scenarios
- Interpret results accurately and safely
- Recognise limitations of different assessment tools
- Support patients and families during the diagnostic process
Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- The purpose of dementia screening and assessment
- Identify commonly used cognitive assessment tools
- Select appropriate tests based on clinical scenarios
- Interpret results accurately and safely
- Recognise limitations of different assessment tools
- Support patients and families during the diagnostic process
Modules
Module 1
Understanding Dementia Assessment
Module 2
Common Cognitive Assessment Tools
Module 3
Choosing the Right Test
Module 4
Conducting and Interpreting Assessments
Module 5
Communicating Results and Next Steps
Module 6
Summary
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Frequently Asked Questions
A condition affecting memory, thinking, and behaviour.
They help detect and assess the severity of dementia.
MMSE, MoCA, and other screening tools.
No, diagnosis requires a comprehensive assessment.
Patient condition, setting, and clinical judgement.
With sensitivity, clarity, and support for patients and families.