Mobile health technology for gestational care: evaluation of the GestAção's app.

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Abstract
to evaluate the GestAção application, based on the experience of pregnant women use.an evaluative, applied, methodological, quantitative-qualitative study. This tool was evaluated by 13 pregnant women through questionnaires for sociodemographic profile characterization and Likert scale use to calculate Content Validity Index (CVI); and semi-structured interview, with analysis based on Semiotics.the study evidenced a significant level of satisfaction of pregnant women with the application use, considering the objectives (CVI = 0.92), structure and presentation (CVI = 0.86), and relevance (CVI = 0.92).the GestAção application obtained an overall CVI of 0.90, evidencing it as a facilitating and supporting technology in the empowerment of pregnant women interested in obtaining knowledge about pregnancy. It has been proved to be a powerful tool to qualify good practices in nursing consultation.
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Authors Silva, Raimunda Magalhães da;Brasil, Christina César Praça;Bezerra, Indara Cavalcante;Queiroz, Francisca Francisete de Sousa Nunes;
Journal revista brasileira de enfermagem
Year 2019
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S0034-71672019000900266
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Risk factors africa bayesian network graphical model hiv epidemiology demographic and health surveys (dhs) socio-behavioural factors

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