CHILDREN'S HOSPICES: A LIFELINE FOR FAMILIES?

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Autor Principal:	ROBINSON, C.
Outros autores:	JACKSON, P.
Formato:	Monograph
Idioma:	inglés
Publicado:	Londres NATIONAL CHILDREN S BUREAU 1999
Subjects:	Actitudes personal Actitudes usuarios Características servicio Casuística Discapacidad Enfermos Hospital Infancia Reino Unido Servicios de respiro Utilización de servicios Acción social Menores Documental
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