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The validation of a new development screening tool for developmental delays among HIV-Infected South African children
Background: Over 50% of HIV-infected children in South Africa have developmental delays. Early identification of affected children will lead to early intervention and favourable long-term outcome. Screening for developmental delay is not yet routine by many primary healthcare providers due to lack o...
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Department of Paediatrics and Child Health
2015
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