Cross-sectional study assesses knowledge, attitudes, and acceptance of micronutrient supplementation in pregnant women, indicating gaps persist in Indonesia.
Key Points
Most pregnant women had a positive attitude towards micronutrient supplementation, with 90.1% responding favorably.
Knowledge was good among 62.7% of participants, while 66.5% reported high acceptance of MMS.
Factors linked to poor knowledge included age, education level, income, and trimeter of pregnancy.
Strengthening antenatal education can enhance knowledge and acceptance of micronutrient supplementation in maternal care.