Marit Helen Andersen, Åsmund Hermansen, Kari Gire Dahl, Kjersti Lønning, Käthe Birgitte Meyer, Tone Karine Vidnes, Astrid Klopstad Wahl
Profiles of health literacy and digital health literacy in clusters of hospitalised patients: a single-centre, cross-sectional study
BMJ open
agriculture serve important engine economic growth developing countries yet yields countries lagged far behind developed countries decades one potential mechanism increasing yields use improved agricultural technologies fertilizers seeds cropping techniques public sector programs attempted overcome informationrelated barriers technological adoption providing agricultural extension services programs widely criticized limited scale sustainability impact rapid spread mobile phone coverage developing countries provides unique opportunity facilitate technological adoption via information communication technology ictbased extension programs article outlines potential mechanisms ict could facilitate agricultural adoption provision extension services developing countries reviews existing programs using ict agriculture categorized mechanism voice text internet mobile money transfers type services provided finally identify potential constraints programs terms design implementation conclude recommendations implementing fieldbased research impact programs farmers knowledge technological adoption welfare