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How Can Healthcare Providers Support Optimal Outcomes Based on Gestational Age?

Healthcare providers can support optimal outcomes by:
- Monitoring: Close monitoring of growth and development.
- Interventions: Providing appropriate medical and developmental interventions.
- Education: Educating parents about potential risks and necessary care.
- Follow-up: Ensuring regular follow-up visits to address any emerging issues.

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