Dementia Care Learning Strategy: Better outcomes for employees and older persons.

Improve carer competence and meet the needs of persons living with dementia without taking staff off the floor.

Staff spend 3 – 5 minutes each shift demonstrating competence in dementia care.

Competency verification uses Harvard University spaced repetition education model.

Three pillars of dementia learning strategy

Evidence-Based Comparison: Traditional Training vs. Forget Me Not®

Traditional Training Approach
Forget Me Not® Approach
eLearning: Upto 80% information is forgotten after 30 days.
Spaced Repetition: Scientifically proven to challenge the 'Forgetting Curve'. Attain up to 91% mastery.
Passive Content: Generic, one-size-fits-all modules with low engagement.
Active Microlearning: Bite sized, personalised challenges for better retention.
"Tick-box" Exercise: End-of-module quiz at a single point in time that rarely leads to improved practice.
Outcome Focus: Learners showed progressive mastery overtime with real-life scenarios reinforcing critical dementia care actions
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40%

Reduced Training Time

80%

Knowledge Retention

50+

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