PRIMARY CARE FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE: WHY DO DOCTORS FIND IT SO HARD?
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ADAMS, W.L., ET AL., PRIMARY CARE FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE: WHY DO DOCTORS FIND IT SO HARD?. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 42, no. 6 (2002), p. 835-842.
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Actitudes institucionales, Atención geriátrica, Atención primaria, Crítica, Personas mayores, Servicios de salud
Actitudes institucionales, Atención geriátrica, Atención primaria, Crítica, Personas mayores, Servicios de salud
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