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Services for elderly patients | Corporate Author | Kingston and Richmond Health Authority |
Publisher | Kingston and Richmond Health Authority, Surbiton, September 1993 |
Pages | 29 pp |
Keywords | Patients ; Health services ; Health Authorities and Trusts ; Kingston upon Thames ; Richmond upon Thames. |
Annotation | This document traces key developments in the care of older patients since the war, including the emergence of geriatric medicine and the trend to effective rehabilitation and care at home. The Health Authority in Kingston and Richmond seeks the development of specialist assessment units with specialist nursing and therapy services working closely with the general medical specialty. Also, sufficient hospital beds available for geriatric patients, and improved and common protocols developed by specialists and GPs (general practitioners) for respite care throughout the district. |
Accession Number | CPA-971219214 B |
Classmark | LF: L: L4A: 82LM: 82LS * |
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...from the Ageinfo database published by Centre for Policy on Ageing. |
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