Learn how to use the provided collateral when trialling Forget Me Not® at your aged care site
To assist with the change management of the Forget Me Not ® trial, aged care specific collateral has been provided for the following groups:
- Participants (carers, nurses, team leaders)
- Executives, Leaders and Internal Champions
Collateral for Participants
Prior to the launch of Forget Me Not® within your organisation, it is important to let all participants know what's about to happen.
This can include things like:
- Emails coming from Forget Me Not® are to be expected, and they are not a cyber threat
- What the Forget Me Not® Trial is all about for your organisation, and why it's happening
- What's involved in microlearning and how it differs from other types of learning
Forget Me Not® has provided aged care specific trial collateral to assist with internal comms, so all or some of these assets can be used as necessary.
The following collateral has been provided:
- Sample participant communications
- Forget Me Not® key feature explanatory postcards
- Breaks are Crucial
- Consistency vs Intensity
- Mastery
- Spaced Repetition
- Dementia Care posters
- A Shared Understanding of Dementia
- Optimising the Mealtime Experience
- Overcoming Barriers to Care
- Strengths-based Communication
- Introduction and Narrative videos
- How does Forget Me Not work
- Forget Me Not end user experience
- Narrative for week 1 of the Forget Me Not® trial
- Narrative for week 2 of the Forget Me Not® trial
✅ Postcards are images and can be sent via email and Posters are PDF format for printing and put up at sites to promote the specific series you are doing in the trial
You can use the content as-is or adopt to your own corporate comms standards as required.
Collateral for Executives, Leaders and Internal Champions
Prior to the launch of Forget Me Not® within your organisation, it is important to let executives, leaders and internal champions know about the microlearning trial.
The following collateral has been provided:
✅ Internal Champions are key staff who can provide workplace support, advice, and coaching to participants