WORKING CONDITIONS IN HOME CARE: COMPARING THREE GROUPS OF WORKERS
Bewaard in:
NEYSMITH, S.M., NICHOLS, B., WORKING CONDITIONS IN HOME CARE: COMPARING THREE GROUPS OF WORKERS. CANADIAN JOURNAL ON AGING, Vol. 13, no. 2 (1994), p. 169-186.
Ref.
41457
Plaats:
SIIS R.1081
Palabras clave:
Atención domiciliaria, Estudio comparativo, Intervención informal, Motivación, Personas mayores, Satisfacción, Voluntariado, Canadá
Atención domiciliaria, Estudio comparativo, Intervención informal, Motivación, Personas mayores, Satisfacción, Voluntariado, Canadá
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