[Educational project for raising awareness of food hygiene in infant schools].

Rev Infirm

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Published: January 2018

Five students from a nursing training institute designed an educational initiative aimed at infant school pupils. The objective of this primary prevention intervention was to raise children's awareness of food hygiene.

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