Resident directed long term care: staff provision of choice during morning care
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Simmons, S.F., ET AL., Resident directed long term care: staff provision of choice during morning care. Gerontologist, The, Vol. 51, no. 6 (2011), p. 867-875.
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184801
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SIIS R.155 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Atención individualizada, Autodeterminación, Calidad de la atención, Calidad de vida, Cuestionarios, Dependencia, Evaluación, Fichas técnicas, Instrumentos técnicos, Participación usuarios, Personas mayores, Relación profesional-cliente, Residencias, Toma de decisiones
Atención individualizada, Autodeterminación, Calidad de la atención, Calidad de vida, Cuestionarios, Dependencia, Evaluación, Fichas técnicas, Instrumentos técnicos, Participación usuarios, Personas mayores, Relación profesional-cliente, Residencias, Toma de decisiones
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