Shaping quality of life with nursing assistance. A grounded theory approach to nursing care for people with physical disabilities and interactions with carers in long-term care
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Helbig, R., et al., Shaping quality of life with nursing assistance. A grounded theory approach to nursing care for people with physical disabilities and interactions with carers in long-term care. Journal of Long-Term Care, 2021, p. 438-455.
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SIIS Archivo (R.1962)
Palabras clave:
Discapacidad física y orgánica, Residencias, Comunidad, Atención sanitaria, Servicios de apoyo, Cuidados de larga duración, Enfermera, Cuidadores, Relación profesional cliente, Colaboración, Autodeterminación, Efectos, Calidad de vida, Bienestar, Actitudes usuarios, Necesidades, Factor de protección, Estudio cualitativo, Alemania
Discapacidad física y orgánica, Residencias, Comunidad, Atención sanitaria, Servicios de apoyo, Cuidados de larga duración, Enfermera, Cuidadores, Relación profesional cliente, Colaboración, Autodeterminación, Efectos, Calidad de vida, Bienestar, Actitudes usuarios, Necesidades, Factor de protección, Estudio cualitativo, Alemania
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