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James McKillop
James has been discharged by his psychiatrist – but he’s not happy
James reflects on the physical changes he’s experienced, and how he’s adapted to them.
James has concerns that the lack of background checks for some volunteers might provide cover for scammers.
Ever wondered how to improve your communication skills by doing absolutely nothing? James has some good words of advice.
Like many people with dementia, James finds technology can help keep track of his thinking.
James reminds us of the importance of being clear in our communication.
James tackles a hairy headphone horror.
James explains how dementia affects his reading.
James wonders about the reach of large dementia charities.
James wonders about ‘reminiscence rooms’ . The odd sound on the Diarists answerphone service has been sorted out by the way – thanks to James.
James has good questions on the storage of important personal medications in hospital.
James feels that hospitals should make it easier to give anonymous feedback.
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