Can we talk about it? A qualitative study exploring occupational therapists’ decision making in judging when to ask an older person about drinking alcohol
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Maclean, F., et al., Can we talk about it? A qualitative study exploring occupational therapists’ decision making in judging when to ask an older person about drinking alcohol. Ageing and Society, vol. 42, n. 3, 2022, p. 521-538.
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SIIS Archivo (R.352) / SIIS R.352
Palabras clave:
Personas mayores, Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Patrones de consumo, Factor de riesgo, Salud, Enfermedad, Tratamiento, Intervención, Terapia ocupacional, Cuestionarios, Evaluación de servicios, Reino Unido
Personas mayores, Drogodependencias, Alcohol, Patrones de consumo, Factor de riesgo, Salud, Enfermedad, Tratamiento, Intervención, Terapia ocupacional, Cuestionarios, Evaluación de servicios, Reino Unido
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