Co-production: an emerging evidence base for adult social care transformation

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Bibliografski detalji
Glavni autor:	Needham, C.
Format:	Knjiga
Jezik:	španjolski engleski
Izdano:	Londres Social Care Institute for Excellence 2009
Serija:	SCIE Research Briefing
Teme:	Características sistema Intervención informal Intervención social Reino Unido Sector privado Sector público Servicios sociales Tendencias Voluntariado Acción social Tercer sector Documental
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