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Follow Us on Facebook Follow Us on InstagramThe Oklahoma Dementia Care Network (OkDCN) is a collaborative statewide program to improve the care and health outcomes of older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias and their family and friend caregivers. Our mission is to enhance the care and support for the growing number of Oklahomans affected by all types of dementia.
See below for the many ways OkDCN can help support professional and family caregivers.
The Oklahoma Dementia Care Network invites CHWs/CHRs at your organization to participate in our upcoming Dementia Train-the-Trainer Training for Community Health Workers (CHWs) and Community Health Representatives (CHRs).
This 6-hour training will be offered in a hybrid format:
Training Purpose: Offer Dementia Training for CHWs/CHRs
Training Duration: 5 hours
Participants will complete a brief knowledge survey before and after the basic module, and a feedback survey following the Zoom session. We will provide a Certificate of Completion.
Please reach out to zahra-alhay@ou.edu with any questions. You can download the flyer here.
GUIDE provides training and resources to caregivers to help them manage the challenges of caregiving to ensure that people with dementia receive comprehensive care.
Check out FREE OkDCN classes for family caregivers and health professionals.
The OkDCN ECHO projects are a collaborative model of virtual education programming for professional and family caregivers, especially in rural and tribal communities, to provide speciality geriatric care to more people, right where they live.
As a health professional caring for people who live with dementia, you can provide the best possible care by keeping your knowledge and skills up to date. Take advantage of the many types of educational opportunities and resources offered by OkDCN.

Stay up-to-date on exciting OkDCN events and news.
Follow Us on Facebook Follow Us on InstagramOkDCN is housed within the Section of Geriatrics in the Department of Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and is funded by a Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Program grant from the Health Resources and Service Administration of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.