Never underestimate the possibilities

The tiniest signs of successful communication and increased well-being are important outcomes of our interactions with people with dementia, yet we often underestimate these, say Mary Sharp and Rachel Kail
Author/s: Mary Sharp, Rachel Kail
Vol: 17, Issue: 2, pp2 (16-17)

Journal of Dementia Care

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