Social workers as “cultural brokers” in providing culturally sensitive care to immigrant families raising a child with a physical disability
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Lindsay, S., et al., Social workers as “cultural brokers” in providing culturally sensitive care to immigrant families raising a child with a physical disability. Health & Social Work, vol. 39, n. 2, 2014, p. e10–e20.
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Palabras clave:
Trabajador social, Intervención social, Mediación, Intérpretes, Familia, Infancia, Discapacidad física y orgánica, Migración, Exclusión social, Pediatría, Servicios de salud
Trabajador social, Intervención social, Mediación, Intérpretes, Familia, Infancia, Discapacidad física y orgánica, Migración, Exclusión social, Pediatría, Servicios de salud
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