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11 Nov 2020

Bournemouth

A double strike for dementia care

Christina Redfearn was bowled over by the enthusiasm of people with dementia when she took them ten-pin bowling. Here she makes a case for the serious value of this fun activity in improving patients’ skills as well as their well-being.
Author/s: Christina Redfearn
Vol: 8, Issue: 1, pp24-25

Journal of Dementia Care

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Christina Redfearn was bowled over by the enthusiasm of people with dementia when she took them ten-pin bowling. Here she makes a case for the serious value of this fun activity in improving patients’ skills as well as their well-being.Author/s: Christina RedfearnVol: 8, Issue: 1, pp24-25

Journal of Dementia Care

Christina Redfearn was bowled over by the enthusiasm of people with dementia when she took them ten-pin bowling. Here she makes a case for the serious value of this fun activity in improving patients’ skills as well as their well-being.Author/s: Christina RedfearnVol: 8, Issue: 1, pp24-25

Journal of Dementia Care

Christina Redfearn was bowled over by the enthusiasm of people with dementia when she took them ten-pin bowling. Here she makes a case for the serious value of this fun activity in improving patients’ skills as well as their well-being.Author/s: Christina RedfearnVol: 8, Issue: 1, pp24-25

Journal of Dementia Care

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