Moving away, toward, and against: how front-line workers cope with substitution by volunteers in Dutch care and welfare services
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Verhoeven, I., Van Bochove, M., Moving away, toward, and against: how front-line workers cope with substitution by volunteers in Dutch care and welfare services. Journal of Social Policy, vol. 47, n. 4, 2018, p. 783-801.
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Palabras clave:
Atención sociosanitaria, Actividades profesionales, Responsabilidad profesional, Voluntariado, Promoción, Actitudes personal, Países Bajos
Atención sociosanitaria, Actividades profesionales, Responsabilidad profesional, Voluntariado, Promoción, Actitudes personal, Países Bajos
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