Burke Rehabilitation Center. A homemaker-home health aide program for disadvantaged adults.
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Watkins S
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Caring. 1990 Apr;9(4):51-6.
PMID:10104801
Abstract
In response to an area shortage of homemaker-home health aides, the Burke Rehabilitation Center has instituted a training program for financially disadvantaged persons, teaching them work in a home setting, caring for the frail elderly, children, and/or mentally impaired individuals. Both clients and homemaker-home health aides have benefited from this innovative program.
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