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The future of help and care at home

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Shenjiang, M., Junqi, S., The future of help and care at home. Work, Aging and Retirement, vol. 6, n.4, 2020, p. 254-259.
Ref. 562777
Location: SIIS Archivo
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Epidemia, Virus, Efectos, Personas mayores, Discapacidad, Personal, Cuidadores, Residencias, Trastornos psicológicos, Ansiedad, Soledad, Intervención social
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