The formation of health care thinking at early ages
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https://doi.org/10.36097/rsan.v1i30.922Palabras clave:
health care thinking, care behavior, early school students, actions in the formation of health careResumen
The article discusses the need for early childhood health education school ages, which is equivalent to providing health care for the individual in an educational system, such as health care, which allows individuals to create a value and motive for maintaining their health. It also has a form of life and health model.
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