Efficacy of infant simulator programmes to prevent teenage pregnancy: a school-based cluster randomised controlled trial in Western Australia
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Brinkman, S.A., et al., Efficacy of infant simulator programmes to prevent teenage pregnancy: a school-based cluster randomised controlled trial in Western Australia. The Lancet, vol. 388, n. 10057, 2016, p. 2264–2271.
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Palabras clave:
Juventud, Adolescentes, Mujer, Embarazo no deseado, Programas de prevención, Entorno educativo, Efectos, Resultados, Australia
Juventud, Adolescentes, Mujer, Embarazo no deseado, Programas de prevención, Entorno educativo, Efectos, Resultados, Australia
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