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An educational program based on health literacy strategies significantly increased physical activity levels and health literacy in postpartum women compared to routine care.
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Does an educational program based on health literacy strategies improve physical activity in postpartum women?
Does an educational program based on health literacy strategies improve physical activity in postpartum women?
An educational program based on health literacy strategies significantly improves physical activity and health literacy in postpartum women.
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May support health literacy education to raise postpartum activity; leaves open confirmation in larger trials.
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Abdollahi et al. (2017) studied Postpartum (n=80). Educational program based on health literacy strategies vs. Routine care was evaluated on Physical activity (MET index) at 8 weeks (p=<0.001). An educational program based on health literacy strategies significantly increased physical activity levels and health literacy in postpartum women compared to routine care.
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