ArticlePediatrics2017
Beliefs Regarding Development and Early Intervention Among Low-Income African American and Hispanic Mothers.
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Abstract
objectivesUnderstand the role of health beliefs in shaping maternal decisions regarding help-seeking for children with developmental delay (DD) and explore differences between African American and Hispanic mothers.
methodsOpen-ended, semistructured interviews were conducted with African American and Hispanic mothers of children aged 0 to 36 months with DD. Interviews were recorded, transcribed, and analyzed by using inductive content analysis.
resultsMothers (
conclusionsUnderstanding maternal health beliefs and expectations regarding DD and EI, acknowledging the influence of social networks on help-seeking, and addressing social and financial stressors are critical to ensuring that children with DD are identified and supported at an early age.
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