Barriers and enablers to implementing ‘DEALTS2’ simulation-based train-the–trainer dementia training programme in hospital settings across England: a qualitative study

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Michelle Heward
Michele Board
Ashley Spriggs
Dina Blagden
Jane Murphy
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[1] Bournemouth University,Ageing and Dementia Research Centre, Faculty of Health & Social Sciences
[2] Bournemouth University,Nursing for Long
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BMC Health Services Research | / 21卷
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Dementia; Training; Simulation; Train-the-trainer; Acute care; Implementation; Qualitative; Clinical practice; Barriers and enablers; Knowledge and confidence;
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