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Gentlecare

Moyra Jones

1999

Whatever

Ann Walsh

2013

Health visiting

Jean Orr, Karen A. Luker

1985

Does she know she's there?

Nicola Schaefer

1978

Parenting a diabetic child

Gloria Loring

1991

Life in the sandwich generation

Concordia Publishing House., Kay Meyer

1995

Guidelines for Pediatric Home Health Care

Aap

2007

The seduction of madness

Edward M. Podvoll

1990

Brother eagle, sister sky

Seattle Chief

1991

A Mother Held Hostage

Barbara Borntrager

2003

Caregiving Contexts

Adam Davey

2007

Continuing to care

Karen Ann Conner

1999

Practice guidelines for family nurse practitioners

Barbara Toni Hudson, Karen Fenstermacher, Barbara Hudson

1997

Health care reform

United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging.

1994

Montpelier tomorrow

Marylee MacDonald

2014

A guide to dying at home

Deborah Duda

1982

Eighty-eight easy-to-make aids for older people and for special needs

Don Caston

1988

Dementia care

Helen McMullen, James Grealy, Julia Grealy et al.

2006

The Elderly caregiver

Karen A. Roberto

1993

Understanding family care

Nolan, Mike

1996

Disability Is Natural

Kathie Snow

2001

A Promise Is A Promise

Wayne W. Dyer

2001

A bill to combat waste, fraud, and abuse in payments for home health services provided under the Medicare program, and to improve the quality of those home health services

United States. Congress. Senate

1999

Living with a brother or sister with special needs

Patricia Vadasy, Donald J. Meyer

1985

When someone you love has cancer

Dana Rae Pomeroy

1991

Just stay ...

Jennifer Fazakerley

2012

Home Care

Elizabeth R. Pritchard

1979

The Burden of Sympathy

David Allen Karp

2001

A Time for Miracles

Kathleen Brown

2015

Parent training and developmental disabilities

Bruce L. Baker

1989

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