Seen from the Start: The case for early identification and care
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This episode discusses the importance of early identification and intervention for children with disabilities, featuring insights from Dr. Keiko Shikako and others.
Send us Fan Mail Early identification and intervention can transform outcomes for children with disabilities and their families, yet Canada's fragmented health and education systems create barriers that leave parents navigating alone. In this episode, guest Dr. Keiko Shikako speaks with researchers and parent partners about the impact of early identification, current system gaps, and promising approaches like the Childbright Coaching Research Project. This is the first in our miniseries...
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