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Unreported Abuse Found at Nursing Homes: U.S. Study Also Says Prosecution Is Rare When Residents Are Hurt
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Pear, Robert
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New York Times 2002 March 3; p. A25
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Date
2002-03-03
Subject
Nursing Homes
;
Value / Quality of Life
;
Health Care Programs for the Aged
;
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EthxWeb: Literature in Bioethics
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