AAG Conference: Study examines effectiveness of Maybo training in residential care

    Dr. Jacki Wesson shares findings from research

      • Maybo News
      • Sector News
    • 07.11.21

    Join us at the Australian Association of Gerontology conference this Friday, to learn about the findings from a study, carried out at the Montefiore Residential Aged Care facility, on the impact of Maybo training on staff response to aggression.

    Dr. Jacki Wesson, an occupational therapist, dementia consultant and early career researcher at Montefiore Residential Aged Care, has explored the effectiveness of Maybo training on staff attitudes, confidence and skill at responding to people living with dementia. 

    The results are impressive and she will be sharing them at the AAG conference this Friday 12th, at 2:15 pm.

    As well as the exciting talk from Jacki, the event includes:

    • Pre and post interactive workshops
    • Hundreds of on-demand live conference sessions
    • Online art exhibition and poster gallery
    • Online meetings and networking

    Register here to attend the conference. 

    If you are unable to attend, but would like to hear more about the results of the study, please get in contact.

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