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Vicki Traynor¹, Jan Dewing²

¹Gerontological Nursing Programme, RCN Institute.

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Summary

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The Admiral Nurses Competency Project developed higher-level competencies for specialist dementia care. This framework enhances skills for nurses working with people with dementia and their carers.

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Area of Science:

Gerontological Nursing
Dementia Care Practice

Background:

The Admiral Nurses Competency Project was funded by the Dementia Relief Trust.
It was conducted by the RCN Gerontological Nursing Programme (GNP) over 20 months.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a competency framework with higher-level competencies for Admiral Nurses.
To outline the implications of this work for specialist practitioners and nurses in dementia care.

Main Methods:

An action research approach was employed.
Project facilitators worked collaboratively with Admiral Nurses.

Main Results:

A competency framework with higher-level competencies was developed.
The final stages and implications of the project were described.

Conclusions:

The developed competency framework has significant implications for specialist practitioners.
It aims to improve the skills and practice of nurses working with people with dementia and their carers.