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Effectiveness of behavioural change interventions to influence maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour in low and lower-middle-income countries
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Tubeuf, Sandy
, Aikpitanyi, Josephine
, Yacin, Fosia
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Behavior Therapy - methods
/ behavioural change communications
/ behavioural change interventions
/ behavioural change techniques
/ Behavioural insights
/ Child
/ Developing Countries
/ Female
/ Humans
/ maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour
/ Maternal Health Services
/ Patient Acceptance of Health Care
/ Pregnancy
/ Prenatal Care
/ REVIEW ARTICLE
2024
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Effectiveness of behavioural change interventions to influence maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour in low and lower-middle-income countries
by
Tubeuf, Sandy
, Aikpitanyi, Josephine
, Yacin, Fosia
in
Behavior Therapy - methods
/ behavioural change communications
/ behavioural change interventions
/ behavioural change techniques
/ Behavioural insights
/ Child
/ Developing Countries
/ Female
/ Humans
/ maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour
/ Maternal Health Services
/ Patient Acceptance of Health Care
/ Pregnancy
/ Prenatal Care
/ REVIEW ARTICLE
2024
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Effectiveness of behavioural change interventions to influence maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour in low and lower-middle-income countries
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Tubeuf, Sandy
, Aikpitanyi, Josephine
, Yacin, Fosia
in
Behavior Therapy - methods
/ behavioural change communications
/ behavioural change interventions
/ behavioural change techniques
/ Behavioural insights
/ Child
/ Developing Countries
/ Female
/ Humans
/ maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour
/ Maternal Health Services
/ Patient Acceptance of Health Care
/ Pregnancy
/ Prenatal Care
/ REVIEW ARTICLE
2024
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Effectiveness of behavioural change interventions to influence maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour in low and lower-middle-income countries
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Effectiveness of behavioural change interventions to influence maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour in low and lower-middle-income countries
2024
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Overview
While behavioural change interventions are utilized in low- and lower-middle-income countries and may be essential in reducing maternal and child mortality, evidence on the effectiveness of such interventions is lacking. This review provides evidence on the effectiveness of behavioural change interventions designed to improve maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour in low- and lower-middle-income countries. We searched three electronic databases (PUBMED, EMBASE, and PsycINFO) for articles published in English and French between January 2013 and December 2022. Studies that evaluated interventions to increase maternal and child healthcare utilization, including antenatal care, skilled birth care, postnatal care, immunization uptake, and medication or referral compliance, were included. We identified and included 17 articles in the review. Overall, 11 studies found significant effects of the behavioural change interventions on the desired healthcare outcomes, 3 found partially significant effects, and 3 did not observe any significant impact. A major gap identified in the literature was the lack of studies reporting the effect of behavioural change interventions on women's non-cognitive and personality characteristics, as recent evidence suggests the importance of these factors in maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviour in low-resource settings. This review highlights some intervention areas that show encouraging trends in maternal and child healthcare-seeking behaviours, including social influence, health education, and nudging through text message reminders.
Bien que les interventions visant à modifier les comportements soient utilisées dans les pays à faibles et moyens revenus et qu'elles pourraient être essentielles pour réduire la mortalité maternelle et infantile, les preuves de l'efficacité de telles interventions font défaut. Cette revue synthétise les preuves de l'efficacité des interventions de changement de comportement conçues pour améliorer le recours aux soins maternels et infantiles dans les pays à faibles et moyens revenus. Nous avons identifiés dans trois bases de données électroniques (PUBMED, EMBASE et PsycINFO) les articles publiés en anglais et en français entre janvier 2013 et décembre 2022. Les études qui évaluaient les interventions visant à accroître l'utilisation des soins de santé maternelle et infantile, y compris les soins prénatals, les soins d'accouchement par du personnel qualifié, les soins postnatals, la vaccination et l'observance des traitements médicamenteux ou de référence, ont été incluses. Nous avons identifié et inclus 17 articles dans la revue. Dans l'ensemble, 11 études mettent en évidence des effets significatifs des interventions visant à modifier les comportements en matière de soins de santé, 3 mettent en évidence des effets partiellement significatifs et 3 n'observent pas d'impact significatif. Une lacune majeure dans la littérature est le manque d'études rapportant l'effet des interventions de changement de comportement sur les caractéristiques non cognitives et de personnalité des femmes, alors que des travaux récents suggèrent l'importance de ces facteurs pour le recours aux soins de santé pour la mère et l'enfant dans les environnements à faibles ressources. Cette étude met en lumière certains domaines d'interventions qui encourageraient les comportements de recours aux soins des mères et des enfants, notamment l'influence sociale, l'éducation à la santé et l'incitation par le biais de rappels par SMS.
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Women’s Health and Action Research Centre,Women's Health and Action Research Centre (WHARC)
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