Staffing in Ontario’s long-term care homes: differences by profit status and chain ownership
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Hsu, A.T., et al., Staffing in Ontario’s long-term care homes: differences by profit status and chain ownership. Canadian Journal on Aging, vol. 35, n. 2, 2016, p. 175-189.
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SIIS Archivo (R.1081) / SIIS R.1081
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Personas mayores, Residencias, Personal, Sector privado, Sector público, Organización y gestión, Modelos, Ratios, Datos estadísticos, Evolución, Estudio comparativo, Canadá
Personas mayores, Residencias, Personal, Sector privado, Sector público, Organización y gestión, Modelos, Ratios, Datos estadísticos, Evolución, Estudio comparativo, Canadá
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