DO CHANGING TIMES MEAN A CHANGE IN AGENDAS FOR THE ELDERLY?
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MORRIS, R., DO CHANGING TIMES MEAN A CHANGE IN AGENDAS FOR THE ELDERLY?. JOURNAL OF AGING AND SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 5, no. 3 (1993), p. 1-6.
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37036
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SIIS R.839
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Atención geriátrica, Organización y gestión, Personas mayores, Política social, Servicios de salud, Teoría, EE.UU.
Atención geriátrica, Organización y gestión, Personas mayores, Política social, Servicios de salud, Teoría, EE.UU.
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