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Adapting the hospital passport for patients with dementia
Carol Dale • 10 May 2024 • 0 comment
Many of us will be familiar with the use of hospital passports for those with learning disabilities. At a care home in Scotland, a student nurse has come up with a way of adapting hospital passports more widely to encourage a holistic, person-centred approach for those living with dementia. Carol Dale tells us about this development and the impact it is having on improving system flow across care settings.
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Kirstin Eadie

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University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHSFT

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