NATIVITY, DECLINING HEALTH, AND PREFERENCES IN LIVING ARRANGEMENTS AMONG ELDERLY MEXICAN AMERICANS: IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-TERM CARE
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ANGEL, J.L., ET AL., NATIVITY, DECLINING HEALTH, AND PREFERENCES IN LIVING ARRANGEMENTS AMONG ELDERLY MEXICAN AMERICANS: IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-TERM CARE. GERONTOLOGIST, THE, Vol. 36, no. 4 (1996), p. 464-473.
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SIIS R.155
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Actitudes usuarios, Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Etnia, Familia, Institucionalización, Minorías, Origen social, Personas mayores, México, EE.UU.
Actitudes usuarios, Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Etnia, Familia, Institucionalización, Minorías, Origen social, Personas mayores, México, EE.UU.
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