The meaning of frailty according to Dutch older frail and non-frail persons
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Puts, M.T.E., ET AL., The meaning of frailty according to Dutch older frail and non-frail persons. Journal of Aging Studies, Vol. 23, no. 4 (2009), p. 258-266.
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186030
位置:
SIIS R.1067 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Actitudes usuarios, Actitudes usuarios, Autoconcepto, Autoinformes, Calidad de vida, Dependencia, Estudio cualitativo, Personas mayores, Países Bajos
Actitudes usuarios, Actitudes usuarios, Autoconcepto, Autoinformes, Calidad de vida, Dependencia, Estudio cualitativo, Personas mayores, Países Bajos
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