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'Near perfect' Pozzoni conference features in Journal of Dementia Care

22 March 2011

The Journal of Dementia Care has run an article in this months edition (March/April 2011) on the 'Building for Older People in an Ever Changing Care Environment' conference we held in February at the National Motorcycle museum, written by Chris Manthorpe, one of the invited attendees to the event.

Chris states the conference was 'near perfect' with an international flavour bringing contributions from Australia, America, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Japan. Chris goes on to talk about the strong themes that emerged and how care professionals are not only now talking to one another and exploring cultural differences, but also using the exchanges to learn lessons and drive up standards.

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