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Mobile Phone Applications to Overcome Malnutrition Among Preschoolers: A systematic review

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2019

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English

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BMC Medicine,BMC Public Health,PubMed

The review findings indicated a need for more controlled evaluations using anthropometric primary endpoints and put relevance to the suggestion that cooperation between government organizations, academia, and industry is necessary to provide sufficient infrastructure support for mHealth use against malnutrition in LMICs.

This material has been shared under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.

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BMC Medicine, BMC Public Health, PubMed

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Fallstudier och framgångsberättelser, Study: Research

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Health workers, Others, Programme managers

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Fear, myths, and misconceptions, Health worker overload, demotivation, Movement restrictions, No or limited community activities, Physical overcrowding, Reduced community demand, Reduced, low or no touch (women and children)

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Child malnutrition

Malnutrition

Mobile Phones

Preschool

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