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A study of professional attitudes towards older people within an interprofessional context

Tracey Sparkes Development Manager in Primay Care for Older People, Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster FHSA
Pages 183-191 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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K. Bryan, L. Axelrod, J. Maxim, L. Bell & L. Jordan. (2002) Working with older people with communication difficulties: An evaluation of care worker training. Aging & Mental Health 6:3, pages 248-254.
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Luciana Laganà & Sheri Shanks. (2016) Mutual Biases Underlying the Problematic Relationship between Older Adults and Mental Health Providers: Any Solution in Sight?. The International Journal of Aging and Human Development 55:3, pages 271-295.
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