Behaviour that challenges staff

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Maltby, M. 1998. Behaviour that challenges staff. in: Benson, S. (ed.) The Care Assistants Guide to Working with People with Dementia London, UK Hawker Publications Ltd. pp. 133-139
AuthorsMaltby, M.
EditorsBenson, S.
Page range133-139
Year1998
Book titleThe Care Assistants Guide to Working with People with Dementia
PublisherHawker Publications Ltd
Output statusPublished
Place of publicationLondon, UK
Edition3rd
ISBN9781874790372
Publication dates
Print01 Jul 1998
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Deposited17 May 2011
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