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This study demonstrated that it will be necessary in future for health-care workers to pro- vide early intervention, such as accurate information about crying as well as concrete and appropriate response measures for dealing with crying. Furthermore, in motherhood/parenting classes and the dis- charge guidance conducted at birthing centers, it will be necessary to provide guidance on what kind of effective support and local area resources are available to parents following the birth of their child. [Asian Nursing Research 2009;3(1):1-14].
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