LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING STUDY: STRENGTHS AND LEARNING NEEDS OF NURSING STAFF
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CRUTTENDEN, K.E., LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING STUDY: STRENGTHS AND LEARNING NEEDS OF NURSING STAFF. CANADIAN JOURNAL ON AGING, Vol. 25, no. 4 (2006), p. 347-361.
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Cualificación, Dependencia, Enfermedad, Entorno rural, Formación de personal, Necesidades, Perfil profesional, Personal sanitario, Personas mayores, Residencias, Canadá
Cualificación, Dependencia, Enfermedad, Entorno rural, Formación de personal, Necesidades, Perfil profesional, Personal sanitario, Personas mayores, Residencias, Canadá
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