The assessment experience of spousal dementia care-givers: ‘It’s made me realise that I am a person also’
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Guberman, N., et al., The assessment experience of spousal dementia care-givers: ‘It’s made me realise that I am a person also’. Ageing and Society, vol. 39, n. 11 2019, p. 2443-2464.
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Location:
SIIS R.352 / SIIS Archivo (R.352)
Palabras clave:
Discapacidad, Demencia, Personas mayores, Mujer, Cuidador informal, Deterioro cognitivo, Efectos, Emociones, Beneficios, Evaluación, Métodos de evaluación, Validez, Casuística, Canadá
Discapacidad, Demencia, Personas mayores, Mujer, Cuidador informal, Deterioro cognitivo, Efectos, Emociones, Beneficios, Evaluación, Métodos de evaluación, Validez, Casuística, Canadá
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