Alzheimer's Australia Living with dementia

Events - Qld

Find out about some of the events organised by Alzheimer's Australia Qld.

Alzheimer's Australia (Qld) hold courses, seminars and information sessions across Queensland.

Please check this page regularly to see when something is coming up in your area.

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Carer education - Ryde four evenings

07 May 2012 - 28 May 2012

Event type: Education and training

Suitable for: Family and Carers

Four evening comprehensive interactive carer education program giving you an opportunity to meet other carers, families and friends who share similar experiences.

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Carer education (three days) - Newcastle

17 May 2012 - 31 May 2012

Event type: Education and training

Suitable for: Family and Carers

Three day comprehensive interactive carer education program giving you an opportunity to meet other carers, families and friends who share similar experiences.

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ACT Education Program 'Orientation to Dementia'

21 May 2012

Event type: Education and training

Suitable for: Care Workers, Health Professionals

Alzheimer's Australia ACT Education Program for all staff caring for people with dementia.

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Care and treatment of people with dementia - Sydney

21 May 2012

Event type: Seminar

Suitable for: General Public

You are invited to attend a free public seminar on dementia care presented by Professor Banerjee MBBS MD MSc FRCPsych.

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ACT Dementia Network Meeting - 'The Care and Treatment of People with Dementia'

22 May 2012

Event type: Seminar

Suitable for: All Alz employees, Care Workers, Family and Carers, General Public, Health Professionals

Special guest speaker, Professor Sube Banerjee MBBS MD MSc trained in psychiatry at Guy's and the Institute of Psychiatry, and in epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He is Professor of Mental Health and Ageing in the Health Service and Population Research Department at the Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London where he directs its Centre for Innovation and Evaluation in Mental Health.

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