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What Are the Goals of Pediatric Rehabilitation?

The primary goals of pediatric rehabilitation are to:
- Improve functional outcomes.
- Enhance quality of life.
- Promote independence in daily activities.
- Facilitate social integration and participation in school and community activities.

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