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   ‘Just because the mind is confused it doesn’t mean the spirit is confused’: Exploring the role of Anglican clergy in ministry to persons with dementia.

   Friedrich Jr, R., Woods, B. & Williams, S., Feb 2021, In: Dementia. 20, 2, p. 698–716

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   ‘She might have what I have got’: The potential utility of vignettes as an indirect measure of awareness in early-stage dementia

   Whitaker, C. J., Clare, L., Nelis, S. M., Martyr, A., Whitaker, C., Markova, I. S., Roth, I., Woods, R. T. & Morris, R. G., 24 Feb 2012, In: Aging and Mental Health. 16, 5, p. 566-575

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   “I Don’t Think Of It As An Illness”: Illness Representations in Mild to Moderate Dementia

   Clare, L., Quinn, C., Rees Jones, I. & Woods, R., 27 Feb 2016, In: Journal of Alzheimer's Disease. 51, 1, p. 139-150

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   “We’re happy as we are”: the experience of living with possible undiagnosed dementia.

   Henley, J., Hillman, A., Jones, I. R., Woods, B., MacLeod, C., Pentecost, C. & Clare, L., Sept 2023, In: Ageing and Society. 43, 9, p. 2041 - 2066 26 p.

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   “You’ve got a friend in me”: can social networks mediate the relationship between mood and MCI?

   The Cognitive Function and Ageing Study: Wales, 13 Jul 2017, In: BMC Geriatrics. 17, p. 144

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