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Shirley Nurock’s husband, himself a GP, developed Alzheimer’s disease in his fifties. Looking back, she can see how better and more sensitive primary care services might have eased the trauma of those years for the whole family.
Author/s: Shirley Nurock
Vol: 8, Issue: 5, pp26-27

Journal of Dementia Care

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Shirley Nurock’s husband, himself a GP, developed Alzheimer’s disease in his fifties. Looking back, she can see how better and more sensitive primary care services might have eased the trauma of those years for the whole family.Author/s: Shirley NurockVol: 8, Issue: 5, pp26-27

Journal of Dementia Care

Shirley Nurock’s husband, himself a GP, developed Alzheimer’s disease in his fifties. Looking back, she can see how better and more sensitive primary care services might have eased the trauma of those years for the whole family.Author/s: Shirley NurockVol: 8, Issue: 5, pp26-27

Journal of Dementia Care

Shirley Nurock’s husband, himself a GP, developed Alzheimer’s disease in his fifties. Looking back, she can see how better and more sensitive primary care services might have eased the trauma of those years for the whole family.Author/s: Shirley NurockVol: 8, Issue: 5, pp26-27

Journal of Dementia Care

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