TELECARE. NEW IDEAS FOR CARE AND SUPPORT AT HOME

Diversas experiencias en Europa, Norteamérica y Japón están poniendo de manifiesto las posibilidades que las nuevas tecnologías han abierto en el campo de la atención domiciliaria a las personas mayores necesitadas de atención socio-sanitaria. Este estudio analiza la prestación de servicios sociales...

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Main Author:	TANG, P.
Other Authors:	ET AL
Format:	Book
Language:	Spanish English
Published:	BRISTOL (UK) POLICY PRESS 2000
Subjects:	Atención comunitaria Atención domiciliaria Atención sanitaria Características servicio Experiencias Nuevas tecnologías Personas mayores Recomendaciones Teleasistencia Utilización de servicios Panorama internacional Reino Unido Acción social Mayores Documental
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