Dementia for Primary Care Health Professionals - Pilot Program

Build confidence in diagnosing and managing dementia in primary care.

This interactive virtual course supports primary care providers in developing practical skills for the early identification, diagnosis, and management of dementia and cognitive impairment.

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Course Format

• Weekly virtual sessions (5–6 sessions total)
• Project ECHO model: brief teaching + case-based discussion
• Interdisciplinary, team-based learning
• No cost to participate

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Who Should Attend

• Family physicians
• Nurse practitioners
• Pharmacists, physician assistants, nurses, and other primary care professionals

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What You Will Learn

• Recognize early signs of dementia
• Conduct appropriate assessments and investigations
• Differentiate Alzheimer’s disease from other dementias
• Communicate diagnoses compassionately
• Apply core management principles
• Identify appropriate referrals

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Why This Program Matters

• Supports early diagnosis and better care planning
• Many cases can be managed in primary care
• Builds confidence and reduces practice gaps

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Registration & Information
No fee – limited spots available.