Institutionalization of the Elderly in Canada
The Canadian Journal of SociologyPublished 1 January 1989Open access
B. Gail Frankel, W. F. Forbes, Jennifer A. Jackson, Arthur S. Kraus
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The organization of institutional long-term care a demographic profile of the institutionalized elderly the community-institution interface health status and therapeutic programs institutionalizations - sources of concern future directions for policy and research.
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The organization of institutional long-term care a demographic profile of the institutionalized elderly the community-institution interface health status and therapeutic programs institutionalizations - sources of concern future directions for policy and research.
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