ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING GROWTH AND DECLINE IN ADULT DAY-CARE PROGRAMS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
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LUKEN, P., VAUGHAN, S., ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING GROWTH AND DECLINE IN ADULT DAY-CARE PROGRAMS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY. JOURNAL OF APPLIED GERONTOLOGY, Vol. 9, no. 3 (1990), p. 363-374.
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20347
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Centros de día, Estudio comparativo, Factores sociales, Personas mayores, Programas, Utilización de servicios
Centros de día, Estudio comparativo, Factores sociales, Personas mayores, Programas, Utilización de servicios
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