EXPERIENCES OF DISABILITY CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE USERS IN AUSTRALIA: RESULTS FROM A LONGITUDINAL QUALITATIVE STUDY
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OTTMANN, G., ET AL., EXPERIENCES OF DISABILITY CONSUMER DIRECTED CARE USERS IN AUSTRALIA: RESULTS FROM A LONGITUDINAL QUALITATIVE STUDY. HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE IN THE COMMUNITY, Vol. 17, no. 4 (2009), p. 466-475.
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Acción comunitaria, Actitudes familia, Actitudes usuarios, Discapacidad, Efectos, Estudio cualitativo, Evaluación de servicios, Intervención informal, Programas individualizados, Servicios sociales, Australia
Acción comunitaria, Actitudes familia, Actitudes usuarios, Discapacidad, Efectos, Estudio cualitativo, Evaluación de servicios, Intervención informal, Programas individualizados, Servicios sociales, Australia
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