QUANTIFYING QUALITY: CAN QUANTITATIVE DATA ('METRICS') EXPLAIN THE 2001 RAE RATINGS FOR SOCIAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION?
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MCKAY, S., QUANTIFYING QUALITY: CAN QUANTITATIVE DATA ('METRICS') EXPLAIN THE 2001 RAE RATINGS FOR SOCIAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION?. SOCIAL POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION, Vol. 37, no. 5 (2003), p. 444-467.
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Calidad de la atención, Indicadores, Investigación, Organización y gestión, Política social
Calidad de la atención, Indicadores, Investigación, Organización y gestión, Política social
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