Pilot study into impaired judgement, self-toileting behaviour in fallers and non-fallers

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Chan, D.K.Y., ET AL., Pilot study into impaired judgement, self-toileting behaviour in fallers and non-fallers. European Journal of Ageing, Vol. 10, no. 3 (2013), p. 257-260.

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Caídas, Demencia, Dependencia, Discapacidad, Hospital, Percepción, Personas mayores, Personas muy mayores, Riesgo, Australia

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