The Disease Burden Morbidity Assessment in older adults and its association with mortality and other health outcomes
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Wijers, I.G.M., et al., The Disease Burden Morbidity Assessment in older adults and its association with mortality and other health outcomes. European Journal of Ageing, vol. 16, n. 2, 2019, p. 193-203.
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Personas mayores, Dependencia, Enfermedades crónicas, Efectos, Calidad de vida, Salud, Mortalidad, Servicios sociales, Servicios de salud, Utilización de servicios, Percepción, Autoinformes, Evaluación, Predicción, Instrumentos técnicos, Validez, España
Personas mayores, Dependencia, Enfermedades crónicas, Efectos, Calidad de vida, Salud, Mortalidad, Servicios sociales, Servicios de salud, Utilización de servicios, Percepción, Autoinformes, Evaluación, Predicción, Instrumentos técnicos, Validez, España
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