Source: Image: Edgard Proy (left) and Monica his mother (SBS)
Human Rights Watch has called for greater staffing and training in Australian nursing homes, after investigating the prolific use of chemical restraints for dementia patients. It's called for the practice of heavily medicating sufferers to be banned outright.
Human Rights Watch has called for greater staffing and training in Australian nursing homes, after investigating the prolific use of chemical restraints for dementia patients. It's called for the practice of heavily medicating sufferers to be banned outright.
