Family support system in newborn medicine: Does it work? follow-up study of infants at risk*
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Supported in part by National Health Grant 6050-1096-20 from the Department of Health and Welfare Canada, and by a grant from the Council of Physicians and Dentists of Montreal Children's Hospital.
This is publication 86007 of the McGill University-Montreal Children's Hospital Research Institute.
Copyright © 1986 Published by Mosby, Inc.