The effect of formal, neonatal communication-intervention training on mothers in kangaroo care
Background: Due to low-birth-weight, preterm birth, HIV and/or AIDS and poverty-related factors, South Africa presents with an increased prevalence of infants at risk of language delay. A Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) unit offers unique opportunities for training. Aim: The aim of the present study was...
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Main Authors: | Alta Kritzinger (Author), Elise van Rooyen (Author) |
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