In this lesson, participants learn what is required for HWTS to be effective at improving health. They list possible barriers to correct, consistent, and continued use of HWTS. The lesson includes a presentation, group discussion, debate, and individual reflection.
In this lesson, participants learn what is required for HWTS to be effective at improving health. They list possible barriers to correct, consistent, and continued use of HWTS. The lesson includes a presentation, group discussion, debate, and individual reflection.
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