Communicating a diagnosis of Dementia
Goodwin, Curry, Naylor, Ross and Duldig (2010) outlined that any diagnosis of dementia should be conveyed by a specialist or General Practitioner with Specialist Interest (GPwSI) to the individual and then communicated to the GP. ................
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