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Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers

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Lund, Francie, and Budlender, Debbie. Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers. , , . , 2009. Lund, F., and Budlender, D. (2009). Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers. , , . Lund, Francie, and Budlender, Debbie. "Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers." 2009, .Lund Francie, and Budlender Debbie. "Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers." (2009). Lund, F, and Budlender, D 2009, 'Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers', , , . Francie Lund, and Debbie Budlender, 'Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers' (2009). Lund F., and Budlender D. Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers. . 2009. Lund, Francie, and Budlender, Debbie. Paid Care Providers in South Africa: Nurses, Domestic Workers, and Home-Based Care Workers. . 2009. , .

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