SERVICE PROVIDERS' KNOWLEDGE AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT OLD AGE: COMPARISON OF THREE SERVICE NETWORKS
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GIBSON, J.W., ET AL., SERVICE PROVIDERS' KNOWLEDGE AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT OLD AGE: COMPARISON OF THREE SERVICE NETWORKS. EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGY, Vol. 19, no. 8 (1993), p. 727-741.
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Actitudes sociales, Edadismo, Personas mayores, Servicios geriátricos, Servicios sociales
Actitudes sociales, Edadismo, Personas mayores, Servicios geriátricos, Servicios sociales
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