Brief evidence-based interventions for universal child health services: a restricted evidence assessment of the literature

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RT @JamesJNewham: Our review w/@PopChildHealth of brief interventions for #childhealth just published. Assesses effectiveness, acceptabilit…

RT @sharon_goldfeld: Thanks @JamesJNewham for leadership on this paper. Opportunities to move universal well child care from “seek & refer”…

RT @sharon_goldfeld: Thanks @JamesJNewham for leadership on this paper. Opportunities to move universal well child care from “seek & refer”…

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