IMPLICATIONS OF GENDER DIFFERENCES ON THE MOTIVATION TO VOLUNTEER IN HOSPITALS
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IBRAHIM, N.A., BRANNEN, D.E., IMPLICATIONS OF GENDER DIFFERENCES ON THE MOTIVATION TO VOLUNTEER IN HOSPITALS. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SERVICE RESEARCH, Vol. 22, no. 4 (1997), p. 1-18.
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Estudio comparativo, Género, Hospital, Motivación, Personal sanitario, Personal voluntario, Voluntariado, EE.UU.
Estudio comparativo, Género, Hospital, Motivación, Personal sanitario, Personal voluntario, Voluntariado, EE.UU.
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