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Evaluation of the European certificate in holistic dementia care programme

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WHITE, Clare | MCVEIGH, Clare | FOSTER, Sue | DUNWOODY, Lynn | WATSON, Max

Clare White, Clare McVeigh, Sue Foster, Lynn Dunwoody and Max Watson describe research that assessed the effectiveness of a distance learning course run by the Northern Ireland Hospice that is designed to enhance health care professionals’ practice in caring for patients with dementia.

Voir la revue «EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE, 25»

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