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Maternal depression and child receipt of health care services. Q1. The purpose of the research is determining if symptoms of maternal depression at 2 to 4 months as well as 30 to 33 months of a child well-being are in any way linked to the administration of preventive and intense care benefits by kids in the initial 30 months. It a fact that maternal depression tends to have negative influence linguistically and culturally appropriate care and also address many other barriers impacting patient’s receipt of care such as fear mistrust and lack of knowledge regarding the care services offers mostly vaccination. References. Minkovitz C. Strobino D. Scharfstein D. Hou W. Miller T. Kamila M. and Swartz K. Maternal Depressive Symptoms and Children’s Receipt of Health Care in the First 3 Years of Life. PEDIATRICS Vol. 115 No. 2 February 2005. [...]
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Subject Area: Environmental Sciences
Document Type: Term paper
