DIRECT CARE WORKER RETENTION AND JOB SATISFACTION
Salvato in:
DECKER, F.H., ET AL., DIRECT CARE WORKER RETENTION AND JOB SATISFACTION. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 49, no. 5 (2009), p. 596-650.
Ref.
164209
Localizzazione:
SIIS R.155 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Atención domiciliaria, Movilidad profesional, Personal, Personas mayores, Recursos humanos, Residencias, Retención, Satisfacción, Servicios sociales
Atención domiciliaria, Movilidad profesional, Personal, Personas mayores, Recursos humanos, Residencias, Retención, Satisfacción, Servicios sociales
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