Crystallising the case for deinstitutionalisation: COVID-19 and the experiences of persons with disabilities

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Autor principal:	Knapp, M.
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Formato:	Livro
Idioma:	espanhol inglês
Publicado em:	Londres London School of Economics and Political Science 2021
Assuntos:	Discapacidad Personas mayores Institucionalización Derechos humanos Autonomía personal Autodeterminación Calidad de la atención Financiación Enfermedades infecciosas Virus Epidemia Efectos Mortalidad Calidad de vida Atención sociosanitaria Acceso Desinstitucionalización Políticas públicas Recomendaciones Reino Unido Acción social Documental
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