Brief parenting intervention for parents of NICU graduates: a randomized, clinical trial of Primary Care Triple P

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Renske Schappin

Lex Wijnroks

Monica Uniken Venema

Barbara Wijnberg-Williams

Ravian Veenstra

Corine Koopman-Esseboom

Susanne Mulder-De Tollenaer

Ingeborg van der Tweel

Marian Jongmans

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[1] Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital,Department of Medical Psychology and Social Work

[2] UMC Utrecht,Department of Special Education

[3] Faculty of Social and Behavioral Sciences,Department of Medical Psychology

[4] Utrecht University,Department of Neonatology

[5] Isala Clinics,Department of Neonatology

[6] Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital,undefined

[7] UMC Utrecht,undefined

[8] Isala Clinics,undefined

[9] Julius Center for Health Sciences and Primary Care,undefined

[10] UMC Utrecht,undefined

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BMC Pediatrics | / 13卷

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Primary Care Triple P; Parenting intervention; Preterm birth; Perinatal asphyxia; RCT;

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