A vital part of community care

The low status of long-term care is being seized on by NHS Trusts as an opportunity to shrug off an expensive and unattractive drain on finances. But the resource is still vitally needed, writes William Lauder.
Author/s: William Lauder
Vol: 2, Issue: 3, pp13

Journal of Dementia Care

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