The impact of intersectionality of multiple identities on the digital health divide, quality of life and loneliness amongst older adults in the UK
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Liu, B.C.P., The impact of intersectionality of multiple identities on the digital health divide, quality of life and loneliness amongst older adults in the UK. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 51, n. 8, 2021, p. 3077-3097.
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Personas mayores, Nuevas tecnologías, Internet, Información y comunicación, Acceso, Salud, Desigualdad social, Exclusión social, Calidad de vida, Soledad, Trabajo social, Datos estadísticos, Reino Unido
Personas mayores, Nuevas tecnologías, Internet, Información y comunicación, Acceso, Salud, Desigualdad social, Exclusión social, Calidad de vida, Soledad, Trabajo social, Datos estadísticos, Reino Unido
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