학술논문

Socio-culturally adapted educational videos increase maternal and newborn health knowledge in pregnant women and female community health volunteers in Nepal's Khotang district.
Document Type
Article
Source
Women's Health (17455057); 6/24/2022, Vol. 18, p1-9, 9p
Subject
CULTURE
HEALTH education
MOTHERS
RURAL conditions
SOCIAL factors
AUDIOVISUAL materials
PREGNANT women
COMMUNITY health services
HEALTH literacy
PRE-tests & post-tests
T-test (Statistics)
CHILD health services
DESCRIPTIVE statistics
STATISTICAL sampling
DATA analysis
THEMATIC analysis
WOMEN'S health
Language
ISSN
17455057
Abstract
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