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IS GREATER SELF NEGLECT SEVERITY ASSOCIATED WITH LOWER LEVELS OF PHYSICAL FUNCTION?

By: DONG, X.

Contributor(s): ET AL.

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BookISSN: 0898-2643 (papel); 1552-6887 (online).Subject(s): Autoabandono | Autonomía personal | Dependencia | Discapacidad | Efectos | Factor de protección | Factor de riesgo | Personas mayores | Discapacidad | MayoresGenre/Form: DocumentalOnline resources: Path | Enlace web pago In: JOURNAL OF AGING AND HEALTH Vol. 21, no. 4 (2009), p. 596-610

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