Actually, i will definitely recommends this course to friends in long care setting. Bravo!!

I took this course to improve my performance as a caregiver to a family member with Huntington's Disease. The content opened my eyes to a system of caregiving based on compassion and holistic service for both the recipient and the caregiver. I feel like my objectives were met and surpassed.

Enjoyed this course so much. Wasn't easy but so worth it. Enjoyed working at my own pace. Would definitely recommend to anyone.

This course has addressed the important issues of increasing dementia population, challenges for quality of care, and comprehensive care by the SSLD approach. The course arrangement is well-designed, and the information is up to date. The course lecturers have the frontline line experiences and practical knowledge.

Very informative and positive and hopeful in terms of future direction and advances in this field. As the aging population increaes in more and more societies worldwide, this area of attention becomes increasingly crucial.

A very thorough course with facilitators who have first hand experience. Taking this course has helped me gain requisite skill and knowledge to delivering quality healthcare service to persons with dementia

Very informative, it has improved my knowledge in dementia care and I believe I will be a better care giver in the futurre. Thanks to the organizers.

Excellent course! It will help me to become more focussed on the needs of the patient

excellent course for professionals and caregivers

maravilhoso me agregou muito conhecimento

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easy to understand

Keep it up!

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Give you the idea of SSLD, but not much about the skill that use on client.

This course was attempting to cover way too much. It both was trying to address dementia from the patient 's and care-giver's perspectives, and at the same time address several much-larger context perspectives. from a the administrative, the sociological and political, so it seemed to be very much longer than other similar Coursera courses.. It was not only unnecessarily fragmented in its focus, but intolerably fragmented in its presentation; most segments were 3-4 minutes long, some less than a minute. I wanted to quit countless times because this bits-and-pieces structure was so frustrating and infuriating.

Having said that, that I appreciate that the presenters were very well intentioned and have the dementia sufferers and care-givers firmly in their sights to provide asssitance, support and encouragement for the workfor the well-being of thos wo suffer from dementia.

Became too much of a politicized Infomercial. A few great moments of value but perhaps too few to regard this as a high quality course. Sorry...just the way I feel.