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The provision of memory services in England

Tuesday, 01 November 2011
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The provision of memory services in England
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In his latest video blog, National Clinical Director for Dementia Professor Alistair Burns outlines the key findings from a report to find out…

In his latest video blog, National Clinical Director for Dementia Professor Alistair Burns outlines the key findings from a report to find out how well the provision of memory services by primary care trusts is working.

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