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The problem
Intervention: NutriTrack: a mobile and web-based application for real-time child growth monitoring, parent-health worker communication, and nutrition education
Who it was tested with: 34 participants including 14 health care workers and 20 parents at Selayar health centers in Indonesia.
Experience from people who deliver programmes: stories, case studies and lessons learned. Valuable for understanding how and why, and for spotting what to test next, but not a measure of effect.
"this application has been developed through the collaboration of parents, caretakers, and health workers. In field tests conducted at Selayar health centers, this application involved 34 participants, including 14 health care workers and 20 parents." The design is a development study with field testing of acceptability, but lacks outcome measures for the actual problem of stunting prevention.
Study reports only usability and acceptability metrics from 34 participants in field tests; no data on whether the application reduces stunting rates, improves nutritional outcomes, or demonstrates sustained behaviour change. No comparison group or control condition. No longitudinal follow-up data.
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