promoting inclusivity

How Can Policies Support Inclusivity?

Policies at the institutional, local, and national levels can support inclusivity by:
- Mandating cultural competency training for healthcare providers.
- Ensuring funding for language services and accessibility improvements.
- Promoting equitable access to healthcare services for all children.
- Encouraging collaboration between healthcare providers, schools, and community organizations.

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