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A qualitative study on stakeholders’ perception of child car safety and acceptability of selected interventions to improve child-passenger safety practices in Ibadan, Nigeria
Background: Child car-passenger safety practices remain low in Nigeria. Findings from the formative phase of a project to deliver an m-health intervention on child-passenger safety to mothers/caregivers attending selected child-immumzation clinics in Ibadan are presented in this paper. The aim of th...
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