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Pal, J. (2012).
Exploring Falls in Individuals with Intellectual Disability.
(PhD thesis, University of Otago).
Patrice, D. (2012).
Involving family members of people with dementia in the music therapy process at a
residential care facility.
(Master’s thesis, Music Therapy, Massey University, Wellington
Campus,
)
Reid , S.J. ( 2004).
TATA binding protein in Alzheimer's Disease.
(
PhD thesis, Pharmacology and Clinical
Pharmacology, University of Auckland)
Ridley, S. R. (2012)."
Sidelined": Family Caregiver's Experience of the Emergency Department: Insights
from Family Caregivers of People with Alzheimer's Disease
. (Master’s thesis, Nursing, Massey
University)
Russell, A. (2002).
Alzheimer’s disease and the utilisation of procedural
learning.
(
PhD thesis,Psychology,
University of Auckland)
Strauss, H. (2012).
Brief cognitive screening instruments and the clinical utility of three screens in a New
Zealand clinical geriatric setting.
(PhD thesis, Clinical Psychology, Massey University,
Wellington)
Suznjevic, A. (2013).
Fantasy and reality: design for dementia.
(Master’s thesis, Architecture, Unitec
Institute of Technology).
Townsend, M. (2011).
Māori and Dementia: Māori health professionals’ perceptions of dementia,
support offered and suggested improvements.
(Master’s thesis, Social Sciences, University of
Waikato).
Vineetha, U. (2011).
The MoCA and ADL Items Separate Mild Cognitive
Impairment and Dementia in
Parkinson's disease
.
(
Master’s thesis, Psychology, University of Canterbury).
Woodfield, M. (2013).
Remember to turn off the stove! : Prospective memory
in dementia.
(Master’s
thesis, Psychology, Massey University, Wellington).
