HOME CARE PROGRAMMES FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES IN CANADA: HOW CAN WE ASSESS THE ADEQUACY OF SERVICES PROVIDED COMPARED WITH THE NEEDS OF USERS
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TOUSIGNANT, M., ET AL., HOME CARE PROGRAMMES FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES IN CANADA: HOW CAN WE ASSESS THE ADEQUACY OF SERVICES PROVIDED COMPARED WITH THE NEEDS OF USERS. HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE IN THE COMMUNITY, Vol. 15, no. 1 (2007), p. 1-7.
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Atención domiciliaria, Autonomía personal, Discapacidad, Evaluación de necesidades, Evaluación de servicios, Personas mayores, Canadá
Atención domiciliaria, Autonomía personal, Discapacidad, Evaluación de necesidades, Evaluación de servicios, Personas mayores, Canadá
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