Walk a mile in another carer’s shoes
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Walk a mile in another carer’s shoes

Carol Brindley Carer development coordinator, Beechcroft Older Adults
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Custard tarts and dominoes: the experience of visiting a person with dementia can be unusual

This morning I am visiting a person with dementia.

Nursing Older People. 29, 9, 15-15. doi: 10.7748/nop.29.9.15.s20

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31 October 2017 / Vol 29 issue 9

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