Primary Care and Dementia Anne Bannister Danuta Lipinska has worked with

Danuta Lipinska has worked with people with dementia in the community for over thirty years

and refugees as well as formidable bureaucratic and cultural obstacles

key issues to consider and suggestions for further reading

understanding the emotional side of learning disabilities

Written for professionals and autistic women alike

Primary Care and Dementia Anne Bannister Danuta Lipinska has worked withThis practice and training guide is written with the needs of health and social care professionals working with people with dementia in mind. Drawing together theoretical considerations and examples of good practice, the authors look at the different stages of dementia and explain how to: make the initial diagnosis including guidelines for distinguishing dementia from depression; convey the diagnosis to the person with dementia and their family