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What Are the Benefits of Empowerment for Pediatric Patients?

Empowerment benefits pediatric patients by:
Enhancing their self-esteem and confidence
Improving adherence to treatment plans
Reducing anxiety and stress associated with medical conditions
Fostering a sense of control and independence

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