Barret Michalec, Yvonne Price, Nina Karamehmedovic, Jody Thompson
The next frontier: utilizing eLearning as an innovative approach to advance and sustain interprofessionalism
Journal of interprofessional care
health literacy capacity acquire process understand basic information services necessary appropriate health decisions given importance health literacy women aim present study determine effect health literacy level improving quality care pregnancy pregnant women present study crosssectional analytical study study 130 women referred yazd health centers examined health literacy questionnaires researchermade checklist quality pregnancy care used gather information researchermade checklist quality pregnancy care accordance standard protocol ministry health medical education entitled integrated health care pregnant mothers validated reliable spss statistical software version 19 ttest anova statistical tests used analyze data according findings average score health literacy pregnant women 7409 showed level health literacy marginal border range people higher health literacy received significantly prenatal counseling women planned pregnancy p 004 level health literacy pregnant women unfavorable given high level health literacy women society lead increase quality pregnancy care increase health literacy women recommended regular training society healthcare providers given attention