Prenatal attachment and associated factors during the third trimester of pregnancy in Temuco, Chile
Authors:
- Ximena OssaXOXimena Ossa
- Luis BustosLBLuis Bustos
- Lilian FernandezLFLilian Fernandez
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Superior Education Division of the Ministry of Education [MECESUP Program FRO003]
- Family Health Program, Faculty of Medicine, University of La Frontera
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