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BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS ON DEMENTIA RELATED ISSUES 113
Standards New Zealand Incorporated, New Zealand Ministry of Health, & Alzheimers New Zealand
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and proposed audit workbook. Wellington, New Zealand: Author.
Standards New Zealand, New Zealand Ministry of Health, & Alzheimers New Zealand Incorporated.
(2005). Health and disability sector standards: proposed audit workbook and guidance for
residential services for people with dementia. Wellington, New Zealand: Author.
Tippett, L. J., & Farah, M. J. (1998). Parallel distributed processing models in Alzheimer's disease. In R. W.
Parks, D. S. Levine & D. L. Long (Eds.), Fundamentals of neural network modeling:
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Todd, J., & Lapsley, H. (1984). Alzheimer's disease and related disorders in Auckland: a report of the
Mental Health Foundation. Auckland, New Zealand: The Mental Health Foundation.
Webb, P. M., & Dahm, R. J. (1996). Memory loss: a sort of diary. Tokoroa, New Zealand:
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