Factors associated with success in transition care services among older people in Australia

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Autor principal:	Cations, M.
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Formato:	Livro
Idioma:	espanhol inglês
Assuntos:	Personas mayores Dependencia Hospitalización Alta médica Transición Programas de rehabilitación Programas de prevención Cuidados de larga duración Efectos Salud Autonomía personal Evaluación de servicios Factor de protección Factor de riesgo Datos estadísticos Sector público Australia Mayores Discapacidad Acción social Documental
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