Research based theatre in dementia knowledge transfer: views from the front line

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Research based theatre in dementia knowledge transfer: views from the front line

Purpose - Formal ties between the theatre and research dissemination have only recently developed and its general efficacy is largely unknown. Here we aim to redress this neglect by examining the effectiveness of a research based theatrical event in promoting dementia knowledge transfer with a grou...

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Main Authors:	Argyle, Elaine, Schneider, Justine M.
Format:	Article
Published:	Emerald 2015
Subjects:	Dementia Front Line Carers Knowledge Transfer and Utilisation Research Based Theatre
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/30958/

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