THE OCCUPATIONAL STATUS OF STAFF IN COMMUNITY RESIDENCES FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL HANDICAPS
I tiakina i:
SHADDOCK, A.J., THE OCCUPATIONAL STATUS OF STAFF IN COMMUNITY RESIDENCES FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL HANDICAPS. BRITISH JOURNAL OF MENTAL SUBNORMALITY, Vol. 34, no. 67 (1988), p. 86-96.
Ref.
9551
Tauwāhi:
SIIS R.119
Palabras clave:
Discapacidad, Discapacidad intelectual, Personal, Residencias
Discapacidad, Discapacidad intelectual, Personal, Residencias
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- LIFE SATISFACTION OF PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY LIVING IN COMMUNITY RESIDENCES: PERCEPTIONS OF THE RESIDENTS, THEIR PARENTS AND STAFF MEMBERS
- STAFF-STAFF AND STAFF-RESIDENT VERBAL INTERACTIONS IN A COMMUNITY-BASED GROUP HOME FOR PEOPLE WITH MODERATE AND SEVERE MENTAL HANDICAPS
- HEALTH STATUS AND ADL FUNCTIONING OF OLDER PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: COMMUNITY RESIDENCE VERSUS RESIDENTIAL CARE CENTERS
- STAFF WHO WORK WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES: THE IMPORTANCE OF PERSONALITY
- INDEPENDENT COMMUNITY LIVING FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HANDICAPS
- ATTITUDES OF AMERICAN AND ISRAELI STAFF TOWARD PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES