Abidoye Matthew Akinwande, Daniel Chimuanya Ugwuanyi, Hyacienth Uche Chiegwu, Felicitas Idigo, Michael Promise Ogolodom, Chidinma Pamela Anakwenze, Roland Abi, Oluwaponmile Odukoya
Radiotherapy services in low resource settings: The situation in Nigeria
SAGE open medicine
one effective factors bf breastfeeding continuation breastfeeding selfefficacy bfse study conducted determine relationship health literacy hl bfse lactating mothers referring primary health care centers crosssectional descriptive study carried lactating mothers referring primary health care centers 2022 multistage cluster sampling done 160 samples data collected using demographic questionnaire persian shortened form bses selfreported instrument measuring mothers breastfeeding selfefficacy health literacy iranian adults helia data analyzed using anova independent ttest correlation test liner regression spss version 16 significance level 5 significant positive correlation hl score four domains reading behaviour decision making accessing understanding except appraisal domain bfse score variables use formula hl duration breastfeeding education considered predictors bfse general results indicate possible relationship bfse mothers hl therefore improving mothers hl positive effect promoting infants nutrition