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Research Theme Institutions: Completed Projects

Dedicated to pushing boundaries in knowledge and solutions within healthcare institutions, our team is deeply immersed in cutting-edge research. Discover insights into our active projects by exploring the text and overview below, highlighting the vanguard of our previous contributions in this area
  1. HERoS: Organizational trauma in nursing homes during the COVID-19 crisis approach. Learn more

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