Quasi-experimental study shows significant increases in hemoglobin and adherence to iron supplementation in adolescent girls, suggesting positive health implications.
Key Points
The intervention significantly improved hemoglobin levels among adolescent girls, reducing anemia prevalence.
Hemoglobin levels increased by notable percentages, with improvements in knowledge and adherence to supplementation protocols.
Quasi-experimental design assessed 200 female students over twelve weeks across two public high schools in Bali.
Combining educational initiatives with family participation may provide a successful framework for anemia prevention efforts.