tailor treatment plans

How do you measure success?

Success in a tailored treatment plan is measured by:
- Health outcomes: Improvement in the child's medical condition.
- Developmental milestones: Meeting age-appropriate milestones.
- Quality of life: Enhanced emotional and social well-being.
- Satisfaction: Positive feedback from the child and caregivers.

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