Improving well-being and health for dementia patients workshop
WHELD Research Programme (Improving Wellbeing and Health in Dementia) have organised an Royal College of General Practitioners accredited workshop for GPs in London. It will discuss anti-psychotic medication and no-pharmacological treatments in an interactive and engaging meeting. The workshop takes place on Thursday, 14 January at Wolfson CARD, Kings College London and registration is open now. Please email Erin Poyner if you wish to attend.
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