Thank you for your interest in the booklet: “Assisting People with Advanced Dementia with their Personal Care: Ideas and Tips for Carers”. You can download the booklet from this webpage.
The Booklet was created from the Pro-CARE study by Tamara Backhouse, Anne Killett, Peter Davis, Julie Lang, Clare Carey, Derek Buttle, Emily Allison, and Eneida Mioshi. The Pro-CARE study was funded by the Alzheimer’s Society and carried out at the University of East Anglia.
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