Alzheimer's Society demands Govt action

The Alzheimer's Society is demanding action from the Government on a national framework for the management of dementia in Ireland.

Mon, 16 Sep, 2002 - 15:34

The Alzheimer's Society is demanding action from the Government on a national framework for the management of dementia in Ireland.

It follows the release of findings of two national GP surveys conducted in the run up to World Alzheimer's Day.

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