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What Are the Benefits of Parental Involvement?

The benefits of parental involvement in pediatric care are manifold:
Improved health outcomes for the child.
Enhanced parent-child relationships.
Better adherence to treatment plans.
Increased confidence in managing the child's health.
Reduced healthcare costs over the long term due to preventive care.

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