Neighbourhood-level socioeconomic status and prevalence of teacher-reported health disorders among Canadian kindergarten children

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Public Health, January 2024

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RT @MagdalenaJanus_: Did you know that, in Canada, there are proportionally more children with special health needs at school entry in more…

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RT @MagdalenaJanus_: Did you know that, in Canada, there are proportionally more children with special health needs at school entry in more…

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RT @MagdalenaJanus_: Did you know that, in Canada, there are proportionally more children with special health needs at school entry in more…

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Did you know that, in Canada, there are proportionally more children with special health needs at school entry in more than in less disadvantaged neighbourhoods? And that it differs by province? How fair is that? https://t.co/prbIILrFEk

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