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Chapter 11, Problem 2.3CS
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To determine: The reason why it is more important to have more than one healthcare discipline involved in Person R’s care.
Introduction: A range of targeted services supports the young children who have special health conditions or developmental delays. The early intervention services are provided under the “Individuals with Disabilities Education Act”.
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