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Karen Patterson1, Claire Newman2, Katherine Doona3
1Justice Health & Forensic Mental Health Network, Practice Development Unit, Malabar, New South Wales, Australia.
Abstract:
There are currently no internationally recognised and approved processes relating to the care of older persons with dementia in prison. This research aimed to develop tools and procedures related to managing the care of, including the identification and assessment of, older persons with dementia who are imprisoned in New South Wales, Australia. A modified approach to the Policy Delphi method, using both surveys and facilitated discussion groups, enabled experts to come together to discuss improving the quality of care provision for older persons with dementia in prison and achieve research aims.
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