Digital Health Platforms in Senegalese Urban Pregnancy Care: A Review of Usage Insights and Contextual Dynamics
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| author | Nkundiye, Djaniyaruka Bigirimana, Gahinyi Mpiranya, Kizito |
| author_facet | Nkundiye, Djaniyaruka Bigirimana, Gahinyi Mpiranya, Kizito |
| contents | <p>Digital health platforms have emerged as a promising tool in enhancing access to healthcare services, particularly for underserved populations such as pregnant women in urban areas. A comprehensive literature review was conducted, synthesizing existing studies on digital health platforms, pregnancy care, and societal factors affecting their uptake. The analysis revealed a significant proportion (45%) of pregnant women in urban Rwanda were active users of digital health platforms, with notable variations in usage patterns across different socio-economic groups. Digital health platforms hold considerable promise for improving maternal health outcomes in urban Senegalese contexts but require tailored interventions to address specific user needs and challenges. Policy-makers should prioritise the development of culturally sensitive digital health solutions and encourage community engagement to maximise platform effectiveness. digital health, pregnancy care, urbanization, Senegal, Rwanda</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Digital Health Platforms in Senegalese Urban Pregnancy Care: A Review of Usage Insights and Contextual Dynamics Nkundiye, Djaniyaruka Bigirimana, Gahinyi Mpiranya, Kizito Sub-Saharan Geographic Information Systems Participatory Action Research Digital Divide Precision Medicine Indigenous Knowledge Systems Urbanization Dynamics <p>Digital health platforms have emerged as a promising tool in enhancing access to healthcare services, particularly for underserved populations such as pregnant women in urban areas. A comprehensive literature review was conducted, synthesizing existing studies on digital health platforms, pregnancy care, and societal factors affecting their uptake. The analysis revealed a significant proportion (45%) of pregnant women in urban Rwanda were active users of digital health platforms, with notable variations in usage patterns across different socio-economic groups. Digital health platforms hold considerable promise for improving maternal health outcomes in urban Senegalese contexts but require tailored interventions to address specific user needs and challenges. Policy-makers should prioritise the development of culturally sensitive digital health solutions and encourage community engagement to maximise platform effectiveness. digital health, pregnancy care, urbanization, Senegal, Rwanda</p> |
| title | Digital Health Platforms in Senegalese Urban Pregnancy Care: A Review of Usage Insights and Contextual Dynamics |
| topic | Sub-Saharan Geographic Information Systems Participatory Action Research Digital Divide Precision Medicine Indigenous Knowledge Systems Urbanization Dynamics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19079931 |