LATE AND END STAGE CARE. EN: UNDERSTANDING LEARNING DISABILITY AND DEMENTIA. DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS

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Main Author:	KERR, D.
Format:	Book
Language:	Spanish English
Published:	Londres JESSICA KINGSLEY PUBLISHERS 2007
Subjects:	Cuidados paliativos Demencia Personas mayores Recomendaciones Mayores Documental
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