RESIDENT-CENTERED CARE IN ASSISTED LIVING
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YEE, D.L., ET AL., RESIDENT-CENTERED CARE IN ASSISTED LIVING. JOURNAL OF AGING AND SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 10, no. 3 (1999), p. 7-26.
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77228
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SIIS R.839
Palabras clave:
Autodeterminación, Calidad de la atención, Calidad de vida, Evaluación, Personas mayores, Satisfacción, Toma de decisiones, Vivienda asistida, EE.UU.
Autodeterminación, Calidad de la atención, Calidad de vida, Evaluación, Personas mayores, Satisfacción, Toma de decisiones, Vivienda asistida, EE.UU.
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