A QUALITATIVE EXAMINATION OF THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF ELDER ABUSE DEFINITIONS AMONG FOUR GROUPS: NURSING HOME DIRECTORS, NURSING HOME EMPLOYEES, POLICE CHIEFS, AND STUDENTS
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PAYNE, B.K., ET AL., A QUALITATIVE EXAMINATION OF THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF ELDER ABUSE DEFINITIONS AMONG FOUR GROUPS: NURSING HOME DIRECTORS, NURSING HOME EMPLOYEES, POLICE CHIEFS, AND STUDENTS. JOURNAL OF ELDER ABUSE AND NEGLECT, Vol. 10, no. 3-4 (1999), p. 63-85.
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Actitudes profesionales, Concepto, Estudio comparativo, Malos tratos, Personas mayores, Víctimas
Actitudes profesionales, Concepto, Estudio comparativo, Malos tratos, Personas mayores, Víctimas
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