Decriminalising an expected death in the home: a social work response
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Hughes, M.E., Decriminalising an expected death in the home: a social work response. British Journal of Social Work, Vol. 43, no. 2 (2013), p. 282-297.
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Actitudes, Burocracia, Casuística, Cuidador informal, Delincuencia, Enfermos terminales, Hogares, Intervención, Muerte, Policía, Trabajo social, Australia
Actitudes, Burocracia, Casuística, Cuidador informal, Delincuencia, Enfermos terminales, Hogares, Intervención, Muerte, Policía, Trabajo social, Australia
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