The Gerontology Level 3 Advanced Diploma offers a comprehensive exploration of aging from biological, psychological, sociological, and cultural perspectives. Ideal for healthcare professionals, social workers, researchers, and advocates passionate about supporting and advocating for the elderly population. Gain insights into current challenges, future trends, and innovative approaches in gerontology under the guidance of expert instructors.
What Will You Learn?
- Gain insights into the biological processes underlying aging.
- Explore the psychological and sociological dimensions of aging, including cognitive and emotional aspects.
- Examine the healthcare needs and challenges faced by older adults.
- Consider the cultural and diversity perspectives shaping experiences of aging.
- Investigate the role of technology in enhancing the lives of older individuals.
- Develop research skills and apply them to gerontological inquiry.
- Analyse case studies and practical applications to understand real-world issues.
- Explore future trends and directions in the field of gerontology.
Who Should Take The Course?
- Healthcare professionals working with older adults.
- Social workers and counsellors specializing in geriatric care.
- Researchers interested in aging and its implications.
- Policy makers and advocates concerned with the welfare of the elderly population.
- Individuals passionate about understanding and addressing the challenges of aging.
Requirements:
- A basic understanding of biology, psychology, and sociology.
- Interest in issues related to aging and the elderly population.
- Commitment to learning and engaging with diverse perspectives.
- Access to resources for research and case study analysis.
- Openness to exploring the intersection of technology and gerontology.
Course Curriculum
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- Historical Perspectives on Aging 00:10:00
- Importance of Gerontology in Modern Society 00:10:00
- Overview of Gerontology 00:10:00
- Theories of Aging 00:10:00
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- Common Age-Related Diseases 00:10:00
- Genetics and Aging 00:10:00
- Nutrition and Aging 00:10:00
- Physiology of Aging 00:10:00
- Cognitive Changes with Aging 00:10:00
- Coping Mechanisms and Resilience 00:10:00
- Mental Health and Aging 00:10:00
- Social Isolation and Loneliness 00:10:00
- Ethical Considerations in Geriatric Care 00:10:00
- Healthcare Systems and Policies for Older Adults 00:10:00
- Long-Term Care Options 00:10:00
- Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues 00:10:00
- Assistive Technologies for Older Adults 00:10:00
- Digital Literacy Among Older Adults 00:10:00
- Ethical and Privacy Concerns 00:10:00
- Telemedicine and Remote Care 00:10:00
- Case Studies in Gerontology 00:10:00
- Developing Individualized Care Plans 00:10:00
- Problem-Solving and Decision-Making in Geriatric Care 00:10:00
- Real-Life Applications of Gerontological Principles 00:10:00
- Exam of Gerontology Level 3 Advanced Diploma 00:50:00
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