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Beamer, K. (2011). Providing optimal care to dying patients with dementia.
Nursing New Zealand, 17
(9),
20-22
Brannelly, T. (2011). That others matter: The moral achievement—care ethics and citizenship in practice
with people with dementia.
Ethics and Social Welfare, 5
(2), 210-216
Caygill, J. (1990). Dignity in dementia.
New Zealand Nursing Journal, 83
(2), 18-20.de Vries, K., & Nowell,
A. (2011). Dementia deaths in hospice: a retrospective case note audit.
International Journal of
Palliative Nursing, 17
(12), 581-585.
Malpas, P. J. (2009). Do those afflicted with dementia have a moral duty to die? A response to Baroness
Warnock.
The New Zealand Medical Journal, 122
(1296), 53-60.
O'Sullivan, G., & Hocking, C. (2013). Translating action research into practice: seeking occupational
justice for people with dementia.
OTJR : occupation, participation and health, 33
(3), 168-176.
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