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Quality of Life of Deinstitutionalized Children in Biological Families in Georgia
September 2013
Natela Partskhaladze

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Research Objective: Evaluation of outcomes of deinstitutionalization of child care system in Georgia suggests that quality of life of children returned into biological families is higher compared to what it was in institutions.

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