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The social security appointee system

Ruth Lavery Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast
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Laura Lundy Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast
Pages 313-327 | Published online: 01 Feb 2008

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Joan Langan. (1997) In the best interests of elderly people? The role of local authorities in handling and safeguarding the personal finances of elderly people with dementia. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 19:4, pages 463-477.
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Derek Morgan & Jill Manthorpe. (1995) Current developments: Mental incapacity: Report by the Law Commission. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 17:3, pages 383-386.
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Robin MeansPhD MA CQSPhD MA CQS & Joan LanganMSW MA CQSMSW MA CQS. (2007) Money ‘handling’, financial abuse and elderly people with dementia: implications for welfare professionals. Health & Social Care in the Community 4:6, pages 353-358.
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Robin Means & Joan Langan. (1996) Charging and Quasi-Markets in Community Care: Implications for Elderly People with Dementia. Social Policy & Administration 30:3, pages 244-262.
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Joan Langan & Robin Means. (2008) Financial Management and Elderly People with Dementia in the U.K.: As Much a Question of Confusion as Abuse?. Ageing and Society 16:3, pages 287-314.
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