Does use of long-term care differ between occupational classes among the oldest old? Vitality 90 + Study

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Does use of long-term care differ between occupational classes among the oldest old? Vitality 90 + Study

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scientific article published on 28 October 2017

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Jani Raitanen

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Mari Aaltonen

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Marja Jylhä

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S10433-017-0445-0

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English

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Linda Enroth

Lily Nosraty

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2017-10-28T00:00:00Z

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