What is true about developmental-behavioural pediatrics?
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Correct answer: It evaluates and treats complex developmental and behavioral conditions
Developmental-behavioural pediatrics is a multidisciplinary approach to children with developmental and behavioural concerns, supporting social, communication, academic, and behavioural domains and involving family/school collaboration.
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