Features and Educational Content Related to Milk Production in Breastfeeding Apps: Content Analysis Informed by Social Cognitive Theory

Journals

1. Mieso B, Neudecker M, Furman L. Mobile Phone Applications to Support Breastfeeding Among African-American Women: a Scoping Review. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities 2022;9(1):32 View
2. Melo E, de Oliveira B, Melo F, da Silva M, de Oliveira R, Bezerra J, Braga H, de Sabino L, do Nascimento L, da Penha J, Freitas D, Mendes E, Martins I, Barbosa L. Audiovisual and printed technology to prevent childhood diarrhea: A clinical trial. Public Health Nursing 2022;39(2):423 View
3. Hoyt-Austin A, Kair L, Larson I, Stehel E, Stehel E, Noble L, Bartick M, Calhoun S, Kair L, Lappin S, Larson I, LeFort Y, Marshall N, Mitchell K, Rothenberg S, Seo T, Weissman G, Wight N, Feldman-Winter L, Okogbule-Wonodi A, Young M, Zimmerman D. Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Clinical Protocol #2: Guidelines for Birth Hospitalization Discharge of Breastfeeding Dyads, Revised 2022. Breastfeeding Medicine 2022;17(3):197 View
4. Laws R, Cheng H, Rossiter C, Kuswara K, Markides B, Size D, Corcoran P, Ong K, Denney‐Wilson E. Perinatal support for breastfeeding using mHealth: A mixed methods feasibility study of the My Baby Now app. Maternal & Child Nutrition 2023;19(2) View
5. Jibb L, Amoako E, Heisey M, Ren L, Grundy Q. Data handling practices and commercial features of apps related to children: a scoping review of content analyses. Archives of Disease in Childhood 2022;107(7):665 View
6. Dinour L, Pole A. Evaluation of Breastfeeding App Features: Content Analysis Study. JMIR Pediatrics and Parenting 2022;5(4):e37581 View