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Full name: Christopher Manthorp
Area of interest: The elderly: long-term care and care homes
Journals/Organisation: The Guardian
Email: christopher.manthorp@walthamforest.gov.uk
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Website: http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/christophermanthorp | Guardian Society / When I'm 84
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Column name: 'When I'm 84'
Remit/Info: The elderly: long-term care and care homes
Section: Guardian Society
Role: Specialist columnist
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Website: Guardian Society / When I'm 64
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Day published: Wednesday
Regularity: Monthly
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Articles: 2009
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Articles: 2008
- Older people could face the best or the worst of times - There is a danger that older people will look like easy targets to the ruthless, grasping or desperate - 10th December 2008
- Rebranding dementia? This way madness lies - Dementia needs to be recognised as a disease like cancer, be treated free at the point of delivery, and receive the appropriate resources - 12th November 2008
- We desperately need a good old political punch-up - The bestselling novelist Terry Pratchett has given dementia a high profile in this country recently - 8th October 2008
- Why the drugs never meant for dementia don't work - It was like being hit over the head with a sock full of wet sand. You lolled about in helpless apathy, feeling like death - 10th September 2008
- Up the garden path to contented care - It's astonishing that a country that values its gardens as highly as the UK doesn't integrate garden activities into care - 13th August 2008
- What works for us works for people with dementia, too - 9th July 2008
- Painful reminder about the problems of care - politicians' policies for the elderly recently included appointing Michael Parkinson as dignity ambassador - 11th June 2008
- Admiral approach helps plot a better course for carers - Carers' hours are long, their prospects are bleak, and there isn't much help on offer - 21st May 2008
- This costume drama creates a 'them' and 'us' scenario - Who loves a man in a uniform these days? Well, astonishingly, some residential homes looking after older people do - 16th April 2008
- At last, a scheme for older people that really works - The LinkAge scheme is a blueprint for the future care of older people - 12 March 2008
- There should be no hiding from death, even as it nears - The national minimum standards, an important cornerstone of the legal framework for older people's care, cheerily insist that residential and nursing homes ask residents on admission about their death - 13th February 2008
- Financial freedom at last - but safeguards are needed - are we about to enter the age of the DIY care package? - 9th January 2008
- A militant tendency to make a mockery of ageism - 12th December 2007
- Nothing but the best will do - and that's how it should be - 14th November 2007
- It's curtains for the 'anything for a quiet life' approach - 10th October 2007
- The secret to preventing dementia? Exercise restraint - 12th Septeber 2007
- The caring profession needs its own health warning - 8th August 2007
- Scots show Brown how to tame the dementia spectre - 11th July 2007
- Personal ties do not always make effective links - 13th June 2007
- Living a long life shouldn't feel like doing porridge - 9th May 2007
- No need for pubs and lock-ins on good old Eigg - 11th April 2007
- By George, it's hard to watch fine minds sailing away - 14th March 2007
- The widening chasm where the wealthy come out best - 14th February 2007
- Losing sleep over older people's care? You should be - 10th January 2007
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