The aim is to assess the effectiveness of mobile health interventions in educating caregivers about stunting prevention.
Conducted a scoping review of mobile health interventions targeting caregivers.
Analyzed data on knowledge improvement and feeding behaviors as outcomes.
Reviewed global studies related to stunting prevention through mobile health.
Mobile health interventions positively impacted caregivers' knowledge about stunting.
Improved feeding practices were observed when caregivers utilized mobile health resources.
The findings support the potential for mobile health to enhance child nutritional outcomes globally.
Abstract
Mobile health interventions have considerable potential to enhance caregivers' knowledge and improve feeding practices, which are crucial for preventing stunting globally.