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Please don’t shut us out from caring

The abrupt change admission to long-term care brings for both carer and relative is acutely upsetting to both. Why does it have to be like this? asks Jean Tobin. Why can’t carers continue to share the care of their relative, in the home?
Author/s: Jean Tobin
Vol: 3, Issue: 1, pp11

Journal of Dementia Care

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The abrupt change admission to long-term care brings for both carer and relative is acutely upsetting to both. Why does it have to be like this? asks Jean Tobin. Why can’t carers continue to share the care of their relative, in the home?Author/s: Jean TobinVol: 3, Issue: 1, pp11

Journal of Dementia Care

The abrupt change admission to long-term care brings for both carer and relative is acutely upsetting to both. Why does it have to be like this? asks Jean Tobin. Why can’t carers continue to share the care of their relative, in the home?Author/s: Jean TobinVol: 3, Issue: 1, pp11

Journal of Dementia Care

The abrupt change admission to long-term care brings for both carer and relative is acutely upsetting to both. Why does it have to be like this? asks Jean Tobin. Why can’t carers continue to share the care of their relative, in the home?Author/s: Jean TobinVol: 3, Issue: 1, pp11

Journal of Dementia Care

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