December 29, 2008Open Access

Cluster randomized trial of a parent‐based intervention to support early development of children in a low‐income country

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The 'Learning Through Play' programme was successfully integrated into the existing health system and accepted by community health workers. The programme succeeded in improving the knowledge and attitudes of mothers about infant development.

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