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How Maybo’s Dementia Care Training Aligns with UK National Standards
Download our best-practice review of Maybo’s Safer Approaches programme against the Dementia Training Standards Framework and relevant NICE guidance.
Staff supporting people living with dementia need practical skills that reflect current expectations for safe, compassionate and person-centred care.
Maybo’s Best Practice Alignment Review examines how our Safer Approaches programme for older adults and people living with dementia supports nationally recognised dementia workforce frameworks, clinical guidance and quality standards.
The review provides care providers, learning and development teams and service leaders with a clear understanding of how the programme contributes to workforce capability, safer practice and positive outcomes for people living with dementia.
What does the review cover?
The document reviews the two modules within Maybo’s Safer Approaches – Dementia programme:
• Positive Approaches to Behaviour - Dementia
• Safer De-escalation - Dementia
These modules are mapped against:
• The Dementia Training Standards Framework
• NICE Guideline NG97: Dementia – Assessment, Management and Support for People Living with Dementia and Their Carers
• NICE Quality Standard QS184: Dementia
Detailed alignment tables show where programme content provides full coverage, partial coverage or falls outside the intended scope of the training.
Download the review to:
• Examine detailed alignment matrices for each framework
• See which Maybo learning objectives support specific workforce expectations
• Understand the evidence-informed principles underpinning the programme
• Support internal training assurance and programme review
• Inform discussions with operational, clinical, quality and learning and development teams
• Explore how training can support safer, more dignified and less restrictive dementia care
Looking for dementia care training that supports safer, more compassionate and person-centred practice?
Maybo works with health and social care organisations to develop staff confidence, strengthen communication, reduce escalation and promote the use of preventative and least restrictive approaches.
Contact our team to discuss the needs of your service and the people you support.
Maybo perspective
- The review explores how Maybo’s dementia care training supports staff to:
- • Deliver person-centred support
- • Understand behaviour as communication
- • Recognise distress, agitation and escalation
- • Identify environmental, interpersonal and unmet-need triggers
- • Adapt verbal and non-verbal communication
- • Use positive behavioural support approaches
- • Make dynamic risk assessments
- • Prevent and de-escalate challenging situations
- • Balance individual rights, safety and safeguarding responsibilities
- • Use preventative and least restrictive responses
- • Reflect on incidents and contribute to continuous improvement
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