HYPOTHESIS: HEALTHY ACTIVE LIFE EXPECTANCY (HALE) AS AN INDEX OF EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE
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EVANS, J.G., HYPOTHESIS: HEALTHY ACTIVE LIFE EXPECTANCY (HALE) AS AN INDEX OF EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE. AGE AND AGEING, Vol. 22, no. 4 (1993), p. 297-301.
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Esperanza de vida, Evaluación, Indicadores de salud, Personas mayores, Salud
Esperanza de vida, Evaluación, Indicadores de salud, Personas mayores, Salud
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