Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
`Whose Shoes?` Can an educational board game engage Ugandan men in pregnancy and childbirth?
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Sep 2021 – Jul 2024Where it's discussed
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The discussions reflect strong positive interest and engagement, with phrases like 'incredibly special & insightful article' and mentions of re-reading and planning podcasts, indicating the perceived relevance and depth of engagement, although the overall impact on broader social change appears moderate given the focus on academic and personal responses.
Most discussions express positive reactions, referencing the article as insightful or special, indicating general support.
Posts show high interest, with mentions of re-reading the article and planning related activities, demonstrating curiosity and engagement.
Conversations include planning podcasts, re-engaging with the report, and sharing enthusiastic comments, reflecting deep involvement.
While the discussions highlight appreciation and potential significance, they focus more on personal or academic interest rather than broad societal change.
Abstract in brief
- Educational board games can effectively engage Ugandan men in learning about pregnancy and childbirth, helping to promote better maternal health outcomes.
- A study involving Ugandan men living in the UK found that they viewed the game as an understandable and positive health promotional tool, suggesting its potential use in Uganda's rural areas.
- Participants emphasized that the game should be adapted to fit the local cultural and contextual realities to maximize its relevance and impact in rural Ugandan communities.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyPlanning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alice used #WhoseShoes with men in #Uganda for her @bournemouthuni PhD project https://t.co/xjj3bLRIsM @TeamCMidO @CamillaKingdon @EvanTeijlingen @AnnieYoung3674
`Whose Shoes?` Can an educational board game engage Ugandan men in pregnancy and childbirth? | BMC Pregnancy & Childbirth This has just popped up on my reading list!
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
RT @WhoseShoes: Planning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alic…
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
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Using Educational Games to Engage Ugandan Men for Better Maternal Health Outcomes
This video features Dr. Alice Ladur discussing her PhD research in Uganda, where she used the Whose Shoes board game to involve men in pregnancy and childbirth education, leading to positive culture change and improved…
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Today is World Patient Safety Day, focusing on safe and respectful maternity and newborn care. This video explores strategies to provide respectful treatment without bias, emphasizing the importance of patient safety…
RT @WhoseShoes: `Whose Shoes?` Can an educational board game engage Ugandan men in pregnancy and childbirth? | BMC Pregnancy & Childbirth…
`Whose Shoes?` Can an educational board game engage Ugandan men in pregnancy and childbirth? | BMC Pregnancy & Childbirth This has just popped up on my reading list!
RT @WhoseShoes: Planning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alic…
RT @WhoseShoes: Planning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alic…
RT @WhoseShoes: Planning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alic…
RT @WhoseShoes: Planning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alic…
RT @WhoseShoes: Planning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alic…
Planning for a @WildCardWS podcast with fab @AliceLadur Re-reading this incredibly special & insightful article re how Alice used #WhoseShoes with men in #Uganda for her @bournemouthuni PhD project https://t.co/xjj3bLRIsM @TeamCMidO @CamillaKingdon @EvanTeijlingen @AnnieYoung3674
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
RT @WhoseShoes: Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
Delighted to read this report from original #WhoseShoes #Uganda focus group
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