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Navigating and negotiating: Social processes to describe and explain the student experience of undertaking part-time, taught study on a Master’s level degree course in dementia care

Post graduate education in dementia care is delivered by a number of academic institutions worldwide. Aimed primarily at people in advanced and specialised roles in health and social care, it is designed to develop the knowledge and skills to advance practice and lead to positive changes and benefit...

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Published in:Dementia (London, England) England), 2020-10, Vol.19 (7), p.2399-2414
Main Authors: Burrow, Simon, Mairs, Hilary, Bradshaw, Timothy, Pusey, Helen
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