I am yet to include influential blogposts, such as this one by Beth Britton (@BethyB1886).
But there is the core of my journal references which I intend to cite in my book chapter on living well with dementia and incontinence.
Please do let me know of any work, in whichever one of the media, you should like me to include. Very many thanks.
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