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Group-learning tool that helps frontline staff in any setting recognise and manage dysphagia more effectively. Now IDDSI compliant.
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The game encourages players to discuss a series of questions, allowing them to acquire new knowledge, share experiences and learn from each other. The game also includes optional activities that involve eating, drinking and mixing. The game will help staff to learn about:
The game contains 3 packs of cards:
There are more cards in the box than would be played in 45-minute game and the organiser can choose a selection of cards that meet the specific training needs of the people playing.
Already got the game? The IDDSI Add-on Pack is also available. Order it here.
Audience
Suitable for all clinical and support staff in any health and social care setting.
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Game details |
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Players |
2 - 12 |
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Duration |
45 - 60 minutes |
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Contents |
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Board |
1 |
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Instructions |
1 |
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General Question cards |
40 |
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IDDSI Question cards |
22 |
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Activity cards |
8 |
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Playing pieces |
2 |
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Dice |
2 |
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Timer |
1 |
£60.00 exc. VAT
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An educational board game that helps health and social care staff improve their knowledge, recognition and management of malnutrition. It helps raise awareness of the importance of good nutrition, particularly for older people in care settings.
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£60.00 exc. VAT
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Fun and informative game which helps health and social care staff to recognise and minimise dehydration in patients, residents or clients. The game highlights the importance of being well hydrated and allows players to think about solutions to improve hydration in their care setting.
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£60.00 exc. VAT
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The Foodtalk Game was created by Early Years nutrition experts to help improve nutrition training for practitioners working with children. It helps people working in early years learn how to support children’s health by improving their knowledge and confidence around nutrition for children age 1-5.
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