LISTENING MAKES SENSE: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF OLDER PEOPLE AND RELATIVES USING URGENT CARE SERVICES IN ENGLAND. FINAL STUDY REPORT
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BRIDGES, J., ET AL., LISTENING MAKES SENSE: UNDERSTANDING THE EXPERIENCES OF OLDER PEOPLE AND RELATIVES USING URGENT CARE SERVICES IN ENGLAND. FINAL STUDY REPORT. Londres, CITY UNIVERSITY, 2008, 33 p.
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Actitudes familia, Actitudes usuarios, Personas mayores, Servicios de salud, Servicios de urgencia, Reino Unido
Actitudes familia, Actitudes usuarios, Personas mayores, Servicios de salud, Servicios de urgencia, Reino Unido
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