THE EXPERIENCE OF RESIDENTIAL CARE FROM THE PERSPECTIVES OF CHILDREN, PARENTS, AND CARE-GIVERS. FINAL REPORT
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WHITAKER, D.S., ET AL., THE EXPERIENCE OF RESIDENTIAL CARE FROM THE PERSPECTIVES OF CHILDREN, PARENTS, AND CARE-GIVERS. FINAL REPORT. YORK (UK), UNIVERSITY OF YORK, 1984, 90 p.
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Acogimiento institucional, Actitudes familia, Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Adaptación personal, Características usuario, Características usuario, Datos estadísticos, Estadísticas de servicios, Evaluación de servicios, Instrumentos técnicos, Menores, Opinión pública, Percepción, Protección de menores, Quejas, Residencias, Síndrome del quemado, Toma de decisiones, Reino Unido
Acogimiento institucional, Actitudes familia, Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Adaptación personal, Características usuario, Características usuario, Datos estadísticos, Estadísticas de servicios, Evaluación de servicios, Instrumentos técnicos, Menores, Opinión pública, Percepción, Protección de menores, Quejas, Residencias, Síndrome del quemado, Toma de decisiones, Reino Unido
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