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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1937
Some of us look forward to retiring to a cottage in a garden. Others, who have enjoyed the freedom from responsibility which institutional life has given us, see no reason for burdening ourselves with household cares when working days are over. Miss Randall tells us here about the possibilities of finding security and companionship at relatively low ...
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Some of us look forward to retiring to a cottage in a garden. Others, who have enjoyed the freedom from responsibility which institutional life has given us, see no reason for burdening ourselves with household cares when working days are over. Miss Randall tells us here about the possibilities of finding security and companionship at relatively low ...
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[Dynamics of the age structure of residents in homes for the aged and nursing homes].
Zeitschrift fur Alternsforschung, 1986In state-run residential and nursing homes in the GDR the proportion of those residents of at least 80 years of age increased from 41.5 to 56.0 p.c. between 1980 and 1983, diversified on districts they moved between 70.0 and 46.5 p.c. Some selected features were correlated, only a low degree of dependence being found on the age-structure of the ...
A, Lengwinat, P, Winiecki
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Exploring the Normality of the Complexities of Later Life in Aged Homes: A Review
Millennial Asia, 2022Shi Yin Chee, Toney K Thomas
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Aging, rheumoarthropaties and home accidents
Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 2002G, Peruz, M, Fichera, C, Fichera
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Home versus homes: Aged care services for the new aged
2023John McCallum, Karin Geiselhart
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