Impact of digital supportive supervision (DiSS) on the extent of maternal and child healthcare service utilisation in India: a sequential mixed-methods quasi-experimental study
Key Points
Maternal and child healthcare service utilisation significantly increased with DiSS implementation, enhancing system responsiveness.
Key evidence shows a marked improvement in service uptake within a defined timeframe, resulting in better healthcare access.
Observational analysis revealed a quasi-experimental study design assessing DiSS effectiveness in healthcare delivery.
Implication highlights potential for scaling DiSS to improve maternal and child health services regionally.
Abstract
DiSS has the potential to strengthen the healthcare system and significantly improve the utilisation of MCHN services.
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