Managing Dyspepsia in Older Adults Residential Care Diversity and Inclusion is one

Diversity and Inclusion is one of the fundamental principles of providing care that respects each individual

Older adults face a significantly higher risk of developing coronary heart disease (CHD)

and explains how staff can respond to signs and symptoms to prevent serious complications

incontinence associated dermatitis (IAD)

such as ulcers

Managing Dyspepsia in Older Adults Residential Care Diversity and Inclusion is oneCourse Description: Dyspepsia is a common symptom in older people and is often under managed due to difficulty in diagnosis due to late presentation for medical assistance. Although dyspepsia does not affect survival, it significantly reduces quality of life and thus is a critical condition to identify early. Discover how our course can help you address the common issue of dyspepsia in older individuals. Learn how to overcome challenges in diagnosis