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House mother normal

B. S. Johnson

1984

Feeding Time

Adam Biles

2016

Long-term care of older people

Elaine M. Brody

1977

Successful administration of senior housing

Nancy W. Sheehan

1992

Private lives in public places

Dianne M. Willcocks

1987

Moving in Old Age (SPRU)

University of York Social Policy Research Unit

1990

Nobody ever died of old age

Sharon R. Curtin

1972

Quality assisted living

Leslie A. Morgan

2011

Tales from Rhapsody Home, or, What they don't tell you about senior living

John Gould

2000

Gilbert guide to senior housing

Nikki Jong

2009

Tim Kitten and the Red Cupboard

Jan Wahl

1988

Evaluating residential facilities

Rudolf H. Moos

1996

Adding life to years

United Church Retirement Homes, Inc

2001

The present moment

Marjorie Oludhe Macgoye

2000

Keeper of Swans

Joyce Windsor

2003

Design for aging post-occupancy evaluations

Jeffrey W. Anderzhon

2007

Frangipani House

Beryl Gilroy

1986

The waiting game

Bernice Rubens

1997

Between home and nursing home

Ivy M. Down

1991

Summer End

Eric Chappell

2004

Short-stay Residential Care for the Elderly ((Report))

Isobel Allen

1983

Hourly wage rates for selected occupations under Ontario agreements covering nursing homes and homes for the aged, 1975

Ontario. Ministry of Labour. Research Branch

1975

Regulating aged care

Valerie Braithwaite, Tony Makkai, John Braithwaite

2007

Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War

Vernon Coleman

2004

Compulsion

Shaun Hutson

2001

A history of residential care for older people

Julia Johnson

2010

Light Reading

Aliya Whiteley

2008

History of the St. Alexander Hospital and Home

Angeline Meidl Portner

2013

Building type basics for senior living

Perkins Eastman Architects

2004

The Body in the Bouillon

Katherine Hall Page

1991

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