structured meetings

Who Should Attend Structured Meetings?

The attendees of structured meetings in Pediatrics can vary depending on the topic and purpose of the meeting. Typically, the following individuals are involved:
Pediatricians
Nurses
Parents or Guardians
Specialists (e.g., child psychologists, nutritionists)
Social Workers

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