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What are the Goals of Advocacy in Neonatal Disorders?


Raising Awareness: Informing the public and stakeholders about the prevalence, causes, and impacts of neonatal disorders.
Policy Change: Influencing healthcare policies to ensure better prevention, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Funding: Securing financial resources for research, treatment, and support services.
Education and Training: Providing education and training for healthcare providers and parents.

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