Hand book for school students on prevention of water borne diseases in Malayalam.

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Hand book for school students on water borne diseases in Malayalam. Published by Center for Community Health Research, Kottarakara. Chief Editor: Dr Rakesh PS, District Epidemiologist, Kollam

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Hand book for school students on prevention of water borne diseases in Malayalam.

There are a many differences between children and adults like physiological, anatomical, cognitive, social and emotional. These all impact on the way of illness and disease present in children and young people, as well as the way healthcare is provided. Adult have completed period of growth and development and in children growth and development ongoing So as nurses it is necessary to understand these differences to deliver the care accordingly.

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