Fast Facts: Dementia and Augmentative and Alternative Communication : Supporting Conversations
The purpose of this book is to offer medical, health, and social care professionals who work in acute, medical, long-term, or community care settings insights into the impact of dementia on an individual's communication interactions and how augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) strategies...
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S. Karger
2022
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