2209 days ago

Help our future doctors learn about early childhood development

Ellen from Point Chevalier

Is your baby due between January – May 2020? Hi everyone! I'm a nurse at Auckland Uni and recruiting new moms.
- Would you be interested in participating in the Human Early Life Development –Integrated Learning Activity (HELD-ILA) helping our future doctors learn about early childhood development?
- Would you be happy for a pair of Medical Students to visit you to assess your baby’s development? The assessment is done with observations and questionnaires. This would involve 6-7 visits each 60-90 minutes in your own home over 18 months.
If you would like to find out more, please contact: The HELD Recruiter, Department of Paediatrics: Child and Youth Health, University of Auckland on Ph: 027 2719068, or by email at held@auckland.ac.nz

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