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Behavior Change Communication & mHealth
Behavior Change Communication & mHealth
Globally, the explosion of mobile phone technology presents great potential for information dissemination and behavior change. In Bangladesh, a rapidly evolving landscape of technology & social media is poised to bring about societal change at unprecedented rates, in the context of a society with persistent & strong traditional values. Proliferation of mobile technology has also increased accessibility of geographically isolated populations. TRAction seeks to exploit these opportunities and is working to generate evidence on the effectiveness of mobile technology as a medium to disseminate health messages in the areas of maternal and adolescent health.
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- International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research , Bangladesh (icddr,b)
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mHealth to improve MNH outcomes
Mobile health intervention to improve maternal and neonatal health outcomes
The aim of the study is to assess accessibility, acceptability and effectiveness of the “Aponjon” mobile phone based health messages for behavior change and improved health care practices among the end users of the service.
Implemented by International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research (icddr,b).
Location: Bangladesh
Behavior Communication Change and mHealth
TRAction is currently funding a research study in Bangladesh on adolescent sexual and reproductive health (SRH).
TRAction is currently funding a research study in Bangladesh on adolescent sexual and reproductive health (SRH). This study builds on an existing SRH database compiled from the findings of a comprehensive study on adolescent SRH conducted by icddr,b, a social research institution in Bangladesh. In this context, icddr,b, through the TRAction project, is conducting follow-up research to develop an updated databank and identify the changes in SRH needs of adolescents compared to 2000.
Implemented by International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research (icddr,b)
Study Location: Bangladesh
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