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Dementia care in practice

Dementia care in practice

Care of older people

Marjorie Lloyd MSc RN Mental Health
Senior Lecturer Mental Health Nursing
Glyndwr University Wrexham
Wales

In the treatment of dementia a holistic nursing approach is advocated towards ensuring that the needs of this vulnerable group are met and dignity and self-esteem are maintained

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Nursing in Practice Sept/Oct 2011, Number 62
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