This research aims to explore the challenges in diagnosing prenatal alcohol exposure due to cultural and societal factors.
Analysis of current diagnostic practices for prenatal alcohol exposure
Examination of cultural influences on recognition of developmental issues
Review of literature on measurement of prenatal alcohol effects
Identification of significant cultural barriers impacting awareness of prenatal alcohol exposure effects
Findings suggest that these cultural factors delay accurate diagnoses and intervention strategies
Highlighting the need for improved training and guidelines for health professionals
Abstract
This is the accepted manuscript (post-peer review) currently in production at Frontiers in Psychology. The final version will be available via the publisher.