Do personal budgets increase the risk of abuse? Evidence from English national data
Kaydedildi:
Ismail, M., et al., Do personal budgets increase the risk of abuse? Evidence from English national data. Journal of Social Policy, vol. 46, n. 2, 2017, p. 291-311.
Ref.
523663
Yer:
SIIS Archivo (R.804) / SIIS R.804
Palabras clave:
Discapacidad, Adultos, Personas mayores, Dependencia, Acción comunitaria, Atención individualizada, Prestaciones sociales, Prestaciones económicas, Alternativas, Innovaciones, Servicios de apoyo, Participación usuarios, Autodeterminación, Toma de decisiones, Factor de riesgo, Efectos, Malos tratos, Víctimas, Reino Unido
Discapacidad, Adultos, Personas mayores, Dependencia, Acción comunitaria, Atención individualizada, Prestaciones sociales, Prestaciones económicas, Alternativas, Innovaciones, Servicios de apoyo, Participación usuarios, Autodeterminación, Toma de decisiones, Factor de riesgo, Efectos, Malos tratos, Víctimas, Reino Unido
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