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MOTHERS’ PERCEIVED HEALTH WORKER INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY USE AND DISSEMINATED INFORMATION ON MATERNAL HEALTH PRACTICES IN NIGERIA
High maternal and child mortality rates have been linked to unhealthy practices by mothers in Nigeria. These practices could be traced to obsolete and inadequate information available to mothers. There are several e-health interventions by organisations to enhance Maternal Health Practices (MHP) wit...
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