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How a smile and a friendly word can break down barriers in dementia care

After observing staff caring for with patients with advanced dementia, mental health nursing student Ela Hamer realised the importance of focusing on the patient, and communicating with care and compassion.
Posted 24 July 2017 - 07:24
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