Assessment of Facilitating Factors and Barriers Faced by the Mothers for Prevention of Home Accidents among Preschool Children: A Comparative Study in Selected Urban and Rural Community of West Bengal
Keywords:
Home accidents, Facilitating factors, Barriers, Mothers of pre-school children.References
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