Cuidar al que cuida: la salud mental como base del cuidado humanizado
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Cuidados, Salud mental, Cuidadores, Cuidado humanizado
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Estrada-Araoz, Edwin Gustavo. Cuidar al que cuida: la salud mental como base del cuidado humanizado. Presencia. 2026; 22: e16128. https://ciberindex.com/c/p/e16128
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