Examples of using Developmental disorders in English and their translations into Spanish
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Strategic documents envisage the opening of different services for the needs of children with developmental disorders and assistance to their families at the local level.
pain, and developmental disorders.
Developmental disorders are recognised and comprehensively diagnosed in more children under the age of seven;
Epilepsy can sometimes be associated with developmental disorders, such as autism and neurofibromatosis.
Although there are many congenital developmental disorders, this fact sheet briefly describes only cephalic conditions.
professional awareness of autism spectrum disorders, developmental disorders and associated disabilities
Care to developmental disorders in children aged 0 to 5 years and their families.
Congenital hypogonadism may be due to developmental disorders, or it may be due to genetic alterations of the biosynthetic machinery.
The emergence of developmental disorders childhood conduct disorder,
Children with developmental disorders generally attend regular schools, at least during the first years in school,
There are two special schools in Iceland, one for mild/moderate developmental disorders, another for severe mental and/or physical disabilities.
that there is no developmental disorders.
My Government has also recently started raising awareness about autism and developmental disorders in children.
psychological problems and developmental disorders was also raised.
societies affected by autism spectrum disorders, developmental disorders and associated disabilities.
The children are closely monitored to identify possible developmental disorders.
group of disorders termed pervasive developmental disorders.
After conducting examinations and repeated inspections it was concluded that all children with physical and mental developmental disorders are provided with education according to their capabilities.
intervention in the event of(suspected) developmental disorders in children.
They are obligated by law to meet the needs of children with developmental disorders and generally do so quite well.