HAVING A SAY! DISABLED CHILDREN AND EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP IN DECISION MAKING. SECTION I: THE REPORT
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RUSSELL, P., HAVING A SAY! DISABLED CHILDREN AND EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP IN DECISION MAKING. SECTION I: THE REPORT. Londres, COUNCIL FOR DISABLED CHILDREN, THE, 1998, 93 p.
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Autodeterminación, Comunicación, Discapacidad, Infancia, Participación usuarios, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales, Toma de decisiones, Reino Unido
Autodeterminación, Comunicación, Discapacidad, Infancia, Participación usuarios, Recomendaciones, Servicios sociales, Toma de decisiones, Reino Unido
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