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de Vries, K., Brooker, D. J., & Smith, P. (2013). Dementia skills and competencies for primary care liaison:
a model for improving identification and timely diagnosis.
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Draper, B., Reutens, S., & Subau, D. (2010). Workforce and advanced training survey of the RANZCP
Faculty of Psychiatry of Old Age: issues and challenges for the field.
Australasian Psychiatry:
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New Zealand Nursing Journal, 79
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McKinlay, A., Leathem, J., & Merrick, P. (2014). Diagnostic Processes and Disclosure: A survey of
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Melding, P. (2005). New Zealand’s psychiatry of old age services. Revisiting ‘the view from the bottom of
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