Attitudes and perceptions of nurses regarding early communication intervention

Brenda Louw; Ingrid Weber

doi:10.4102/hsag.v2i2.326

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Attitudes and perceptions of nurses regarding early communication intervention

Brenda Louw, Ingrid Weber

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Brenda Louw,, South Africa
Ingrid Weber, University of Pretoria, South Africa

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Abstract

Although nurses play a vital role during Early Communication Intervention with infants and toddlers 0-2 years, limited research has been conducted regarding this role.

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Alhoewel verpleegkundiges 'n belangrike rol speel in Vroee Kommunikasie Intervensie met hoerisiko-babas en kleuters van 0-2jaar, is beperkte navorsing egter uitgevoer oor hierdie rol.

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