WHO WILL CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE? A CASE STUDY OF WORKING WITH DESTRUCTIVENESS AND DESPAIR IN LONG-STAY CARE
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TERRY, P., WHO WILL CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE? A CASE STUDY OF WORKING WITH DESTRUCTIVENESS AND DESPAIR IN LONG-STAY CARE. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE, Vol. 12, no. 2 (1998), p. 209-216.
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72903
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SIIS R.997
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Calidad de la atención, Crítica, Crisis, Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Personas mayores, Reforma, Residencias, Reino Unido
Calidad de la atención, Crítica, Crisis, Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Personas mayores, Reforma, Residencias, Reino Unido
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