博巴特临床推理框架:一种系统科学方法来了解神经发育条件的复杂性,包括脑

Margaret J Mayston1, Gillian M Saloojee2, Sarah E Foley3

  • 1Division of Biosciences, University College London, London, UK.

概括

博巴特临床推理框架 (BCRF) 使用系统科学对儿童残疾进行整体观察. 这种方法有助于理解和管理疾病,如脑 (CP) 在整个生命.

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