Cross-sectional analysis reveals health literacy correlations with sociodemographic factors in high-risk pregnant women, indicating the need for targeted education initiatives.
Key Points
Adequate health literacy was found in 46.67% of high-risk pregnant women, suggesting a need for improvement in education.
A significant correlation exists between educational attainment and maternal health literacy status (p<0.01).
Employing a cross-sectional design, high-risk pregnant women participated in a survey evaluating sociodemographic characteristics and health literacy.
Enhancing maternal health literacy through focused educational initiatives may lead to better outcomes for high-risk pregnant women.