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Dine with Ted: Virtual Reality Dining Experience

VR aged care dining training
Delivery mode
Face-to-face
Location
All states and territories
Duration
3 hours
Cost
Fees apply
Two people stand in a large room, wearing virtual reality headsets.

Using virtual reality (VR), your staff will see the dining experience through the eyes of a person living with dementia.

By improving the dining experience, staff contribute to reduced changed behaviours and incidents related to poor nutrition and dehydration, and increased staff productivity.

This course combines VR experiences with engaging discussions and classroom learning over a 3-hour session. By integrating cutting-edge technology with traditional interactive methods, participants gain deep insights and practical knowledge in a balanced and dynamic learning environment.

Course details

A screenshot from Dine with Ted: Ted sits at a table in a large room with a meal and a carer looking on.

VR dining experience

This virtual reality experience is set in a dining area during a meal. Participants see the dining experience from two perspectives: as a care worker, and from the point of view of Ted, who lives with dementia. Participants explore how food, environment and support can greatly influence the dining experience.

An older woman sits outside in a garden chair with a cup of tea. Carers stand beside her and other people sit nearby.

Person-centred dining care

Dine with Ted focuses on quality, person-centred care. The VR experience helps staff understand the importance of people living with dementia feeling supported during mealtime, and how they can help create that support.

Learning objectives

How to apply

Book in your staff

If you have up to 15 participants, submit your details. We'll get in touch to answer your questions, organise a training prospectus and help you decide if this training is right for your organisation.

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Last updated
25 November 2024