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Book review: Confused, Angry, Anxious? Why working with older people in care can be really difficult & what to do about it

Head of nursing care, Sue Paxton reviews Confused, Angry, Anxious? Why working with older people in care can be really difficult & what to do about it
Posted 06 February 2018 - 17:31
 
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