Morgan-Brown et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Capturing interactive occupation and social engagement in a residential dementia and mental health setting using quantitative and narrative dataMorgan-Brown et al., 2016
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- Morgan-Brown M
- Brangan J
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- Geriatrics
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Objectives: Despite an abundance of research acknowledging the value of interactive occupation and social engagement for older people, and the limits to these imposed by many residential settings, there is a lack of research which measures and analyzes these …
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