JOURNEY TO INDEPENDENCE. WHAT SELF-ADVOCATES TELL US ABOUT DIRECT PAYMENTS
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GRAMLICH, S., ET AL., JOURNEY TO INDEPENDENCE. WHAT SELF-ADVOCATES TELL US ABOUT DIRECT PAYMENTS. WORCESTERSHIRE, British Institute of Learning Disabilities, 2002, 137 p.
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SIIS M25.14
Palabras clave:
Alternativas, Autodeterminación, Discapacidad intelectual, Participación usuarios, Prestación vinculada al servicio, Prestaciones económicas, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales, Toma de decisiones, Reino Unido
Alternativas, Autodeterminación, Discapacidad intelectual, Participación usuarios, Prestación vinculada al servicio, Prestaciones económicas, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales, Toma de decisiones, Reino Unido
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