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Jerusalem - OSE's choir sing at the hospice in Kfar Shaul in celebration of Israel's victory in the Six Day War.

Jerusalem - OSE's choir sing at the hospice in Kfar Shaul in celebration of Israel's victory in the Six Day War.

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Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) - The Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) choir perform.

Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) - The Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) choir perform.

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Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) - Tu bi-Shevat celebrations in a home for the mentally ill.

Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) - Tu bi-Shevat celebrations in a home for the mentally ill.

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Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) - Tu bi-Shevat celebrations in a home for the mentally ill.

Yad L'kashish (Lifeline for the Old) - Tu bi-Shevat celebrations in a home for the mentally ill.

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ביצוע חוק סיעוד במרכזי יום / שרית בייץ-מוראי, תמר הרון, רבקה ורטמן.

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ביצוע חוק סיעוד במגזר הערבי / מאת חנה וייל.

וייל, חנה

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ניתוח מבחן הערכת תלות במסגרת חוק ביטוח סיעוד / שרית בייץ-מוראי, אלן זיפקין, ברנדה מורגנשטיין.

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תוכנית התערבות בבית לקשישים עם ירידה בתפקוד השכלי : הערכה מחקרית והנחיות הפעלה.

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