‘She shouldn’t cross the line’: experiential effectivity of social guidance trajectories for socially isolated older adults with complex problems
I tiakina i:
Machielse, A., ‘She shouldn’t cross the line’: experiential effectivity of social guidance trajectories for socially isolated older adults with complex problems. Ageing and Society, vol. 42, n. 7, 2022, p. 1686-1709.
Ref.
579899
Tauwāhi:
SIIS R.352 / SIIS Archivo (R.352)
Palabras clave:
Personas mayores, Soledad, Exclusión social, Condiciones de vida, Trabajador social, Intervención social, Atención individualizada, Relación profesional cliente, Orientación profesional, Calidad de la atención, Beneficios, Efectos, Evaluación de necesidades, Estudio longitudinal, Países Bajos
Personas mayores, Soledad, Exclusión social, Condiciones de vida, Trabajador social, Intervención social, Atención individualizada, Relación profesional cliente, Orientación profesional, Calidad de la atención, Beneficios, Efectos, Evaluación de necesidades, Estudio longitudinal, Países Bajos
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