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The problem
Intervention: Observational study examining the relationship between maternal nutritional status, maternal height, and stunting incidence
Who it was tested with: 174 mothers and children aged 24-59 months attending Puskesmas Pagambiran in Padang City, Indonesia.
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"This research is an observational analytic study with a cross-sectional design. This research was conducted at the Pagambiran Health Center in Padang City with 3457 populations in November 2021-December 2022. The research sample was 174 mothers and children aged 24-59 months." The study identifies associations between maternal factors and child stunting through statistical analysis, demonstrating that maternal nutritional deficiency and short stature are related to stunting outcomes.
Cross-sectional design prevents causality determination; single health center location limits generalizability; no comparison group for assessing magnitude of effect.
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