FAMILY CAREGIVERS AND DEPENDENT ELDERLY: MINIMIZING STRESS AND MAXIMIZING INDEPENDENCE
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SPRINGER, D., BRUBAKER, T.H., FAMILY CAREGIVERS AND DEPENDENT ELDERLY: MINIMIZING STRESS AND MAXIMIZING INDEPENDENCE. Serie: A SAGE HUMAN SERVICES GUIDE, BEVERLY HILLS, SAGE, 1984, 159 p.
Ref.
92060
Localización:
DFA 13.142 DFA 15-194 -
Palabras clave:
Comunicación, Cuidador informal, Cuidados personales, Intervención informal, Personas mayores, Psicología, Relaciones
Comunicación, Cuidador informal, Cuidados personales, Intervención informal, Personas mayores, Psicología, Relaciones
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