How much can Mexican healthcare providers learn about breastfeeding through a semi-virtual training? A propensity score matching analysis

Keyphrases

• Healthcare Professionals 100%
• Mexico 100%
• Registered nurses 100%
• Mexican 100%
• Virtual Training 100%
• Semi-virtual 100%
• Breastfeeding Difficulties 100%
• Propensity Score Analysis 100%
• Breastfeeding Benefits 66%
• General Knowledge 66%
• Clinical Aspects 66%
• Baseline Data 33%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Breastfeeding Support 33%
• Breastfeeding Knowledge 33%
• Breastfeeding Duration 33%
• Support Services 33%
• Three-state 33%
• Cross-sectional Sample 33%
• Primary Care Physicians 33%
• Clinical Competence 33%
• Breastfeeding Promotion 33%
• Protective Services 33%
• Propensity Score Matching 33%
• Primary Healthcare Providers 33%
• Workforce Development 33%
• Conditional Cash Transfer Programs 33%
• Promotion Services 33%
• Telephone Questionnaire 33%
• Developing Skills 33%
• State of Mexico 33%
• Breastfeeding Protection 33%
• Enabling Environment 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Health Care Personnel 100%
• Propensity Score 100%
• Registered Nurse 75%
• Clinical Feature 50%
• Primary Health Care 25%