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How Can Schools Contribute to Empowering Pediatric Patients?

Schools can contribute by:
Providing health education programs
Supporting children with chronic conditions through individualized education plans (IEPs)
Encouraging a supportive and inclusive environment
Collaborating with healthcare providers

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