SHARED FAMILY CARE: CHILD PROTECTION WITHOUT PARENT-CHILD SEPARATION. EN: FAMILIES LIVING WITH DRUGS AND HIV
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BARTH, R.P., SHARED FAMILY CARE: CHILD PROTECTION WITHOUT PARENT-CHILD SEPARATION. EN: FAMILIES LIVING WITH DRUGS AND HIV. NUEVA YORK, GUILFORD PRESS,THE, 1993, 272-295 p.
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Acogimiento familiar, Acogimiento institucional, Alternativas, Atención materno-infantil, Drogodependencias, Intervención familiar, Mediación familiar, Protección materno infantil, Recomendaciones, Vivienda asistida
Acogimiento familiar, Acogimiento institucional, Alternativas, Atención materno-infantil, Drogodependencias, Intervención familiar, Mediación familiar, Protección materno infantil, Recomendaciones, Vivienda asistida
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