HOSPITALS' MOTIVATIONS IN ESTABLISHING OR CLOSING GERIATRIC EVALUATION MANAGEMENT UNITS: DIFFUSION OF A NEW PATIENT-CARE TECHNOLOGY IN A CHANGING HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT
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LAVIZZO-MOUREY, R.J., ET AL., HOSPITALS' MOTIVATIONS IN ESTABLISHING OR CLOSING GERIATRIC EVALUATION MANAGEMENT UNITS: DIFFUSION OF A NEW PATIENT-CARE TECHNOLOGY IN A CHANGING HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT. JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY,THE, Vol. 48, no. 3 (1993), p. M78-83.
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Atención geriátrica, Estadísticas de servicios, Evaluación, Hospital, Personas mayores
Atención geriátrica, Estadísticas de servicios, Evaluación, Hospital, Personas mayores
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