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September 12, 2025African Journal of Stability and Development (AJSD)

Digital Platforms for Maternal Health and Socioeconomic Development in Toro, Nigeria: Bridging Policy, Communication and Governance

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INIdi Nasiru NasiruNasarawa State University HMHabeeb MuazuNasarawa State University

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Mixed-methods research evaluates digital health tools’ impact on maternal health access, suggesting improvements in governance and community resilience.

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68% of mothers reported better antenatal care access through digital platforms like telemedicine.
Interest in digital tools for income generation among 34% of participants highlights economic benefits supporting healthcare.
Community-led training initiatives significantly increased women's adoption of digital health tools and improved literacy.
The study advocates for strong integration of digital health within Nigeria’s broader development and governance policies.

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Nasiru et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d46cc631b076d99fa68e5f https://doi.org/10.53982/ajsd.2025.1701.35-j

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Mixed-methods research evaluates digital health tools’ impact on maternal health access, suggesting improvements in governance and community resilience.

Digital Platforms for Maternal Health and Socioeconomic Development in Toro, Nigeria: Bridging Policy, Communication and Governance

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