Promoting health -- Promoting independence -- Promoting choice and control -- Social inclusion
Summary
Ailsa Cook reviews recent health and social care policy in Scotland and England in light of the growing body of empirical research into the experiences and perspectives of people with dementia. She draws on this evidence to consider the particular challenges associated with delivering four key outcomes to people with dementia identified by policy makers as fundamental to well-being. These are: independence, health, choice and social inclusion
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 77-85) and index
