THEY'RE STILL IN CONTROL ENOUGH TO BE IN CONTROL: PARADOX OF POWER IN DEMENTIA CAREGIVING
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CHRON, C., HARMS, J., THEY'RE STILL IN CONTROL ENOUGH TO BE IN CONTROL: PARADOX OF POWER IN DEMENTIA CAREGIVING. JOURNAL OF AGING STUDIES, Vol. 22, no. 1 (2008), p. 45-53.
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Actitudes profesionales, Atención domiciliaria, Cuidadores, Cuidados personales, Demencia, Estudio cualitativo, Personas mayores, Relación profesional-cliente, EE.UU.
Actitudes profesionales, Atención domiciliaria, Cuidadores, Cuidados personales, Demencia, Estudio cualitativo, Personas mayores, Relación profesional-cliente, EE.UU.
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