ARE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN SOCIAL WORKERS WHEN ASSESSING FRAIL OLDER PEOPLE? RESULTS OF CAMELOT, A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
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STEWART, S., ET AL., ARE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN SOCIAL WORKERS WHEN ASSESSING FRAIL OLDER PEOPLE? RESULTS OF CAMELOT, A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL. AGE AND AGEING, Vol. 34, no. 1 (2005), p. 41-46.
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131209
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SIIS R.429 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Dependencia, Estudio comparativo, Evaluación, Evaluación de necesidades, Evaluación de servicios, Personas mayores, Terapia ocupacional, Trabajador social
Dependencia, Estudio comparativo, Evaluación, Evaluación de necesidades, Evaluación de servicios, Personas mayores, Terapia ocupacional, Trabajador social
Geahča maid: ARE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN SOCIAL WORKERS WHEN ASSESSING FRAIL OLDER PEOPLE? RESULTS OF CAMELOT, A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
- OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY COMPARED WITH SOCIAL WORK ASSESSMENT FOR OLDER PEOPLE. AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION ALONGSIDE THE CAMELOT RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
- BORNOUT IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS
- SHOULD THE REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY HAVE VOTED AS IT DID, WHEN IT DIS, ON OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS' USE OF PHYSICAL AGENT MODALITIES?
- THE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST'S ROLEIN INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM ASSESSMENT OF THE COGNITIVELY IMPAIRED ELDERLY. EN: EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF THE PSYCHOGERIATRIC PATIENT
- THE EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS
- ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES FOR THE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS