Which factor influences the early detection of a childhood disease by a physician?

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Among the main causes for the delay in diagnosis are the issues related to the health system and the first professional who performs the care Facilitating factors for earlier detection are risk communication activities such as information sharing, communication, and collaboration activities. Impeding factors are lack of communication, coordination, and leadership.

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