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A Quality Rating Scale for Patients in Complex Situations and Their Caregivers
Identify and analyze in the exercise groups coordinated (GECO) the effects of coordination arrangements between professionals on the transformation of modes of exercise of professional care, and on the experience of patients / users and that of caregivers, particularly on dimensions constituted that the quality of care in order to build a coordinated exercise structures rating scale primary care on the basis of criteria suggested by patients
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