Digital Health Appliances for Antenatal Care Among Pregnant Woman A Review

Women's satisfaction with their prenatal treatment may be maintained with the utilization of digital health applications. This study aims to critically review evidence contributing to the use of various digital app for antenatal care among pregnant woman. The timeframe of the search was limit from the year 2015–2023. For the purpose of this inquiry, the following databases were selected and used throughout the data gathering process. Scopus, PubMed, Medline, Google scholar, EMBASE, Global Health, PsychoInfo and Cochrane library. Boolean operators (AND, OR) and keywords were engaged in the search to escape oversaturating the data. Initial searches were done by principal investigator and Abstracts, screening of tiles, study reviews were conducted by co-authors. A PRISMA flow diagram was framed. Finally, ten studies were analyzed. This study offers a summary of Prenatal care for Pregnant woman utilizing various app. Concerns about privacy still exist while using mobile apps. Findings may be used as resource to comprehend how mobile applications can be used for prenatal care among pregnant woman.