Keng Yang, Yekang Hu, Hanying Qi
Digital Health Literacy: Bibliometric Analysis
Journal of medical Internet research
substantial proportion world population affected malaria 241 million malaria cases reported globally intermittent preventive treatment pregnancy iptp sulfadoxinepyrimethamine sp effective chemotherapy utilisation optimised studies focus young mothers experiences regarding optimal uptake iptpsp study design crosssectional data derived six focus group discussions mothers aged 1524 years pregnancy gave birth live baby within last two years kisumu migori counties kenya inductive analysis used identify themes patterns young mothers motivated take iptpsp pregnancy prior knowledge sp associated benefits knowledgeable consequences malaria infection pregnancy perceived side effects sp lack awareness sp malaria prevention therapy lack knowledge benefits sp dosage frequency uptake poor communication health providers towards young mothers inconsistent supply sp health facilities inhibited young mothers attaining recommended 3 doses iptpsp need health literacy programmes focus increasing knowledge iptpsp dosage timing benefits young pregnant mother foetus community engagement dialogue mentor mothers male partners important complementary approach establishing support system young women positive health outcomes including attaining recommended 3 doses iptpsp