HOW DO HIRED WORKERS FARE UNDER CONSUMER-DIRECTED PERSONAL CARE?
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DALE, S., ET AL., HOW DO HIRED WORKERS FARE UNDER CONSUMER-DIRECTED PERSONAL CARE?. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 45, no. 5 (2005), p. 583-592.
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Atención domiciliaria, Estudio comparativo, Intervención informal, Intervención social, Personas mayores, Satisfacción, EE.UU.
Atención domiciliaria, Estudio comparativo, Intervención informal, Intervención social, Personas mayores, Satisfacción, EE.UU.
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