Doctors are increasingly seeing patients – or their own loved ones – who have dementia. Zoe Elkins gives a briefing on the condition for Independent Practitioner Today readers and suggests some top tips for supporting them.
Doctors are increasingly seeing patients – or their own loved ones – who have dementia. Zoe Elkins gives a briefing on the condition for Independent Practitioner Today readers and suggests some top tips for supporting them.
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