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In this episode, Sadie speaks with Mary Bruce, a dementia specialist with over 40 years of experience, about transforming dementia care through education, leadership, and system change. They explore how understanding dementia deeply impacts care quality and the importance of empowering staff and families.
Keywords:
Dementia care, dementia education, leadership in healthcare, system change, caregiver support, dementia awareness, healthcare training, emotional footprint, person-centred care
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