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Dementia has become a growing challenge in Scotland's care homes over the past ten years. As the number of residents with cognitive impairments increases, care providers face mounting pressure to ensure staff are properly trained to meet these complex needs. This post explores how dementia prevalence has changed in Scotland’s care homes, the impact on staffing, and the current state of workforce training to manage this rise effectively. A calm care home lounge designed for re

Face-to-face dementia training in Scottish care settings is essential to equip staff with the confidence, insight, and relational skills needed to meet complex needs, enhance quality of life, and stabilise recruitment through meaningful professional development. Why Face-to-Face Dementia Training Matters In Scotland, over 90,000 people live with dementia—a number projected to rise sharply over the next decade agescotland.org.uk . The Scottish Government’s 10-year dementia str

Dementia is a complex condition that affects millions of individuals and their families worldwide. As the prevalence of dementia continues to rise, the need for effective care and support becomes increasingly critical. One of the most effective ways to ensure high-quality care is through comprehensive training programs for caregivers. This blog post will explore the Promoting Excellence Framework for dementia care training, highlighting its key components, benefits, and prac