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Croucher, M. (2014). Responding to the New Zealand Framework for Dementia Care: The state of play in
the health regions and DHBs, May 2014: Auckland, New Zealand: Ministry of Health
.
Croucher, M., Duncan, C., Fisher, M., Fox, C., Hosford, I., Malone, D., Newburn, G., Wilkinson, A., &
Worrall, R. (2008).
The use of antipsychotics in
residential aged care: Clinical recommendations.
Wellington, New Zealand: PHARMAC.
Davey, J. A. (2004).
Coping without a car: summary report
. Wellington, New Zealand: Office for Senior
Citizens
Davey, J. A. (2003).
Two Decades of Change in New Zealand: From Birth to Death V
. Wellington, New
Zealand: Institute of Policy Studies, Victoria University, Wellington.
Davey, J., de Joux, V., Nana, G., & Arcus, M. (2004).
Accommodation Options
for Older People in
Aotearoa/New Zealand
. Wellington, New Zealand: Centre for Housing Research Aotearoa/New
Zealand (CHRANZ).
Davey, J. A., & Cornwall, J. (2005).
Impact of population ageing in New Zealand on the demand for health
and disability support services, and workforce implications: background paper prepared for the
Ministry of Health
: Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand Ministry of
Health
Davey, J., Keeling, S., & Zodgekar, S. A. (2010).
Families, Ageing and Migration:
Indian Communities in
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Institute of Policy Studies Working Paper. February
2010
