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What Can Be Done to Address Inconsistent Treatment?

Efforts to reduce inconsistent treatment in pediatrics should focus on multiple levels:
Implementation of evidence-based guidelines to standardize care.
Enhanced training and continuing education for healthcare providers.
Improving access to care for underserved populations.
Use of telemedicine to bridge geographical gaps.
Promotion of cultural competence among healthcare providers.

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