Too ashamed to complain: cuts to publicly financed care and clients' waiving of their right to appeal
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Grootegoed, E., ET AL., Too ashamed to complain: cuts to publicly financed care and clients' waiving of their right to appeal. Social Policy and Society, Vol. 12, no. 3 (2013), p. 475-486.
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Actitudes usuarios, Casuística, Criterios, Dependencia, Discapacidad, Motivación, Personas mayores, Prestaciones económicas, Protección social, Quejas, Reforma, Utilización de servicios, Países Bajos
Actitudes usuarios, Casuística, Criterios, Dependencia, Discapacidad, Motivación, Personas mayores, Prestaciones económicas, Protección social, Quejas, Reforma, Utilización de servicios, Países Bajos
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