dementia : 1 Commons debate
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Opposition Day - [15th Allotted Day]: NHS (Government Spending) (28 Jan 2015)
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2015-01-28a.876.1&s=dementia#g893.8
Daniel Poulter: ...after now in a purely hospital environment can have
access to staff across both community and hospital care, which is
important for people with long-term conditions such as diabetes,
multiple sclerosis and *dementia*. I hope she can support that. It is
also important to consider some of the equally important funding
decisions we have made in maternity care. In 2013-14, we provided £35...
dementia : 1 Northern Ireland Assembly debate
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Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members' Business: Older People: Abuse (27 Jan 2015)
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/ni/?id=2015-01-27.7.1&s=dementia#g7.4
Pam Cameron: ...at how older people are treated, at times, in
institutional and domiciliary care, is all too evident. In my
constituency, I recently dealt with the case of a gentleman who, in the
early stages of *dementia*, was admitted to a nursing home following his
wife's death. As he had never displayed any violent or disruptive
tendencies
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Opposition Day - [15th Allotted Day]: NHS (Government Spending) (28 Jan 2015)
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2015-01-28a.876.1&s=dementia#g893.8
Daniel Poulter: ...after now in a purely hospital environment can have
access to staff across both community and hospital care, which is
important for people with long-term conditions such as diabetes,
multiple sclerosis and *dementia*. I hope she can support that. It is
also important to consider some of the equally important funding
decisions we have made in maternity care. In 2013-14, we provided £35...
dementia : 1 Northern Ireland Assembly debate
=============================================
Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members' Business: Older People: Abuse (27 Jan 2015)
http://www.theyworkforyou.com/ni/?id=2015-01-27.7.1&s=dementia#g7.4
Pam Cameron: ...at how older people are treated, at times, in
institutional and domiciliary care, is all too evident. In my
constituency, I recently dealt with the case of a gentleman who, in the
early stages of *dementia*, was admitted to a nursing home following his
wife's death. As he had never displayed any violent or disruptive
tendencies
