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de Vries, K. (2014). End of life care in Dementia. In B.Cooper & F. Richards (Eds.),
ABC of Dementia
(pp.51-60). Oxford, England: Wiley Blackwell.
Duff, G. (1988).
Sharing the caring: developing a model of community care for dementia sufferers and
their carers: report of pilot project, Presbyterian Support Services (Christchurch)
. Christchurch,
New Zealand: Presbyterian Support Services.
Fraser-Wilson, C. A. F. (1997).
Dementia care: an integrated approach
. Wellington, New Zealand: ANZAC
Fellowship Scheme.
Gott, M. I. C. (2011).
Living with ageing and dying: palliative and end of life care for older people
. Oxford;
New York: Oxford University Press.
Hartung, T. (2000).
Just for you: for the person affected by memory loss: early stage
. Christchurch, New
Zealand: Alzheimers Society N.Z.
Huber, M., & Hennessy, P. (2005).
Long-term care for older people
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Maclean, M. (1995).
Who cares for the caregiver? : A needs assessment of those caring for people with
Dementia
. Dunedin, New Zealand: University of Otago, Department of Preventive and Social
Medicine.
Martin, B., & Martin, P. (2009).
Working together we can respond to dementia
future
directions for
services.
Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services.
McDonell, A. (2013).
Conversations with a sometimes stranger: a caregiver's perspective on dementia
.
Mount Manganui, New Zealand: Ocean Books.
Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand. (1984).
The Pink book: Alzheimer's disease and related
disorders : a book for caregivers
. Auckland, New Zealand: Author.
Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand. (1984).
Alzheimer's disease and related disorders
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New Zealand: Author.
