What Solutions Exist for Developmental Delays Facing Indigenous Children Globally? A Co-Designed Systematic Review
Early childhood is important for future cognitive and educational outcomes. Programs overcoming barriers to engagement in early education for Indigenous children must address family cultural needs and target developmental delays. This systematic review identifies culturally adapted programs to impro...
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Main Authors: | Rona Macniven (Author), Thomas Lee Jeffries (Author), David Meharg (Author), Folau Talbot (Author), Boe Rambaldini (Author), Elaine Edwards (Author), Ian B. Hickie (Author), Margaret Sloan (Author), Kylie Gwynne (Author) |
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2020-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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