Who are those most likely to be institutionalized, the elderly who receive comprehensive home care services or those who do not

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• Social Integration of the Aged

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• The Measurement of Life Satisfaction

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• Correlates of Life Satisfaction

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• Studies of Illness in the Aged

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• Arevised socioeconomic index for occupation in Canada

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• Expanded home-based care for the impaired elderly

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• Older persons after hospitalization

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• Cost-effectiveness of community-based long-term care

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• Effects of continued care

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• Effects and Costs of Day-Care Services for the Chronically Ill

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• The Social Integration of the Aged

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• Some Correlates of Activity and Morale Among the Elderly

  G Maddox, George L Maddox et al.•Social Forces•1962

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