Caregiver, Clinician, Leadership

Teepa Snow is a highly experienced and accomplished professional in the field of dementia care. With a background in Zoology from Duke University and a Master's degree from the University of North Carolina, she has dedicated over 20 years to clinical appointments with Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill's School of Medicine. In 2007, Teepa founded Positive Approach to Care (PAC), a globally recognized dementia care company present in over thirty countries.

Disease Specific

Caregiver, Clinician, Leadership

Teepa Snow is a highly experienced and accomplished professional in the field of dementia care. With a background in Zoology from Duke University and a Master's degree from the University of North Carolina, she has dedicated over 20 years to clinical appointments with Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill's School of Medicine.

Disease Specific

Caregiver, Clinician, Leadership

Disease Specific

Caregiver, Clinician, Leadership

Teepa Snow is a highly experienced and accomplished professional in the field of dementia care. With a background in Zoology from Duke University and a Master's degree from the University of North Carolina, she has dedicated over 20 years to clinical appointments with Duke University and UNC-Chapel Hill's School of Medicine.

Disease Specific

Clinician

OSHA & Infection Control

Caregiver

This module provides caregivers with an understanding of the difference between adherence and compliance and the consequences that can arise when clients fail to adhere to their care plan.

Communication

Caregiver

Provides caregivers with an overview of the urinary system.

Disease Specific

Caregiver

This course offers care professionals information about restraints, both physical and chemical, and seclusion.

Safety

Caregiver

This inservice provides the basics about this condition, including how a simple infection can develop into sepsis, who is most at risk and why it is on the rise.

Disease Specific

Caregiver

This course provides caregivers with the tools and tips they need to help their elderly clients use technology to enhance their quality of life.

Patient Centered Care