Alejandro Domínguez Rodríguez, Ausiàs Cebolla I Marti, Elia Oliver, Jessica Navarro, Rosa María Baños Rivera
Efficacy and acceptability of a web platform to teach nutrition education to children
Nutricion hospitalaria
proper knowledge postpartum depression ppd help recognize symptoms encourage women seek needed professional help scarcity research literacy level ppd among saudi population factors affecting study translated postpartum depression literacy scale podlis arabic evaluated psychometric properties furthermore saudi populations mental health literacy ppd factors associated examined secondary objective crosssectional study involved 2336 participants selected via convenience sampling saudi arabia willingly agreed participate data collection done online questionnaire using google forms covering sociodemographic characteristics arabic podlis arabic version podlis showed acceptable goodnessoffit observed data resulting sixfactor solution rmsea 0049 90 confidence interval rmsea 00100050 pclose 0742 cfi 0962 tli 0940 2270 157612 pvalue 0742 total cronbachs alpha podlis showed acceptable internal consistency measuring 0742 high literacy seen married young participants postgraduate degree sufficient household income known someone ppd significantly lower literacy seen male nonsaudi participants residing central northern regions saudi arabia arabic version podlis showed good psychometric properties used assess ppd literacy among perinatal women examine impact ppd awareness programs despite reporting relatively good ppd literacy saudi population persistent gap participants beliefs available professional help attitudes facilitate recognizing ppd findings highlight importance implementing public education campaigns improve overall knowledge ppd promote prevention early recognition treatment ppd