Dementia: Missing People and The Herbert Protocol

Kingsbridge Dementia Friendly Community by @IAmTheHow

Nov 28, 201809:00Kids & family

Richard Loxton, Lost Person Search Manager at Devon & Cornwall Police explains that it's not uncommon for people who have dementia to go missing, but there are some steps that we can all take to reduce the likelihood of...

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