POLICY, PEOPLE, AND THE NEW PROFESSIONAL. DE-PROFESSIONALISATION AND RE-PROFESSIONALISATION IN CARE AND WELFARE
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DUYVENDAK, J.W., ET AL., (EDS.), POLICY, PEOPLE, AND THE NEW PROFESSIONAL. DE-PROFESSIONALISATION AND RE-PROFESSIONALISATION IN CARE AND WELFARE. Serie: CARE & WELFARE, AMSTERDAM, AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2006, 221 p.
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170999
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SIIS 92.134
Palabras clave:
Cuidadores, Formación de personal, Perfil profesional, Personal, Profesiones, Servicios de salud, Servicios sociales, Tendencias
Cuidadores, Formación de personal, Perfil profesional, Personal, Profesiones, Servicios de salud, Servicios sociales, Tendencias
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