Building a bridge from philosophy to practice

Jackie Pool argues that a social-psychological model of dementia care is not enough; an understanding of neurological impairments must be integrated with it to form a new model for practice that removes the barriers causing disability.
Author/s: Jackie Pool
Vol: 8, Issue: 5, pp28-30

Journal of Dementia Care

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Jackie Pool argues that a social-psychological model of dementia care is not enough; an understanding of neurological impairments must be integrated with it to form a new model for practice that removes the barriers causing disability.Author/s: Jackie PoolVol: 8, Issue: 5, pp28-30

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Jackie Pool argues that a social-psychological model of dementia care is not enough; an understanding of neurological impairments must be integrated with it to form a new model for practice that removes the barriers causing disability.Author/s: Jackie PoolVol: 8, Issue: 5, pp28-30

Journal of Dementia Care

Jackie Pool argues that a social-psychological model of dementia care is not enough; an understanding of neurological impairments must be integrated with it to form a new model for practice that removes the barriers causing disability.Author/s: Jackie PoolVol: 8, Issue: 5, pp28-30

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