Crucially different in principle and practice

Traditional social work skills are not only inadequate for working with people with dementia, but some basic principles may be completely different, writes Margaret Anne Tibbs. Dementia-specific training is urgently needed, she argues.
Author/s: Margaret Anne Tibbs
Vol: 4, Issue: 6, pp10-11

Journal of Dementia Care

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Traditional social work skills are not only inadequate for working with people with dementia, but some basic principles may be completely different, writes Margaret Anne Tibbs. Dementia-specific training is urgently needed, she argues.Author/s: Margaret Anne TibbsVol: 4, Issue: 6, pp10-11

Journal of Dementia Care

Traditional social work skills are not only inadequate for working with people with dementia, but some basic principles may be completely different, writes Margaret Anne Tibbs. Dementia-specific training is urgently needed, she argues.Author/s: Margaret Anne TibbsVol: 4, Issue: 6, pp10-11

Journal of Dementia Care

Traditional social work skills are not only inadequate for working with people with dementia, but some basic principles may be completely different, writes Margaret Anne Tibbs. Dementia-specific training is urgently needed, she argues.Author/s: Margaret Anne TibbsVol: 4, Issue: 6, pp10-11

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