Alan F Smeaton
Teaching Health Literacy and Digital Literacy Together at University Level: The FLOURISH Module
Health education & behavior : the official publication of the Society for Public Health Education
study aims assess acceptability novel technology machine learning application mala among mothers newborns required resuscitation study took place bharatpur hospital secondlargest public referral hospital 13 000 deliveries per year nepal crosssectional survey data collection took place january 21 february 13 2022 selfadministered questionnaires acceptability ranged 15 scale collected participating mothers acceptability mala system included video audio recordings newborn resuscitation examined among mothers according age parity education level technology use status using stratified analysis median age 21 mothers completed survey 25 years range 1837 among 11 mothers 524 completed bachelors masters level education 13 619 delivered first child 14 667 owned computer 16 762 carried smartphone overall acceptability high participating mothers positively perceived novel technology video audio recordings infants care resuscitation statistical difference mothers acceptability mala system stratified mothers age parity technology usage p005 acceptability technology stratified mothers education level higher secondary level vs bachelors level higher mothers bachelors degree higher strongly felt comfortable infants care video recorded p 0026 someone using tablet observing infants care p 0046 compared without computer n 7 mothers computer home n 14 strongly agreed comfortable someone observing resuscitation activity newborns 714 vs 143 p 0024 novel technology using video audio recordings newborn resuscitation accepted mothers study application potential improve resuscitation quality lowandmiddle income settings given proper informed consent data protection measures place