Professional Development

Live Training - Dementia: Making the Diagnosis

Tuesday, November 03 at 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Add to Calendar 2026-11-03 12:00:00 2026-11-03 13:00:00 Live Training - Dementia: Making the Diagnosis November is National Family Caregivers Month! Join Dementia Care Aware and Caregivers As Partners in Care Teams (CAP-CT) for a free two-part training series focused on supporting caregivers and strengthening dementia care.   Together, these courses will explore practical ways health care professionals can better recognize, engage, and support caregivers as essential partners in older adult care. Join us on Tuesday, November 3, from 12-1 PM PST / 3-4 PM EST, for Dementia: Making the Diagnosis, presented by Anna Chodos, MD, MPH.   Register for part 1 here: https://dementiacareaware.matrixlms.com/visitor_catalog_class/show/2624624/Dementia-%E2%80%8BMaking-the-Diagnosis-Live-Training-11032026  This live training discusses DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for dementia, key components of a complete cognitive evaluation, strategies for sharing a dementia diagnosis with patients and families, and approaches to navigating common challenges that can arise during the diagnostic process.  Eligible trainees can claim 1 CE/CME (AMA, ANCC, AAPA, & ASWB) credit.  [email protected] America/Los_Angeles public

November is National Family Caregivers Month! Join Dementia Care Aware and Caregivers As Partners in Care Teams (CAP-CT) for a free two-part training series focused on supporting caregivers and strengthening dementia care.  

Together, these courses will explore practical ways health care professionals can better recognize, engage, and support caregivers as essential partners in older adult care.

Join us on Tuesday, November 3, from 12-1 PM PST / 3-4 PM EST, for Dementia: Making the Diagnosis, presented by Anna Chodos, MD, MPH.  

Register for part 1 here: https://dementiacareaware.matrixlms.com/visitor_catalog_class/show/2624624/Dementia-%E2%80%8BMaking-the-Diagnosis-Live-Training-11032026 

This live training discusses DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for dementia, key components of a complete cognitive evaluation, strategies for sharing a dementia diagnosis with patients and families, and approaches to navigating common challenges that can arise during the diagnostic process. 

Eligible trainees can claim 1 CE/CME (AMA, ANCC, AAPA, & ASWB) credit.