Dementia care in Canada: Implementation considerations and the lived experience perspective
By Ashley Baddeley and Tamara Rader More than 700,000 Canadians are currently living with dementia, a syndrome that leads to progressive memory loss and a deterioration in cognition over time. Associated symptoms range from mild and not debilitating (i.e., forgetfulness, limited attention span, mood swings, and mild coordination issues) to all-encompassing (i.e., inability to communicate […]
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