Abstract Aim To explore what Internet‐based breastfeeding peer support offers to
breastfeeding parents. Design Integrative review. Data Sources and Review Methods A …

Social media communities are understudied due to the difficulty of obtaining data with any
amount of generalizability. This research proposes a method of hybrid probability sampling …

This study presents development of a coding system to examine food parenting topics
presented in posts on social media, and compared topics between two social media …

Background Burns are common childhood injuries, which can lead to serious physical and
psychological outcomes. Appropriate first aid is essential in managing the pain and severity …

Background: South Asian immigrant women make up the largest visible minority in Canada,
where visible minorities include persons, other than Aboriginal peoples, who are non …

Background Social media platforms provide new possibilities within health research. With
Facebook being the largest social network in the world, it constitutes a potential platform for …

Infants with technology dependence (ITD) are a growing vulnerable population discharged
from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) that experience increased healthcare …

Background South Asians make up a significant portion of the immigrant population in
Canada, and a large portion of them are in their midlife. To improve the midlife transition of …

Background: Inadequate breastfeeding support and low exclusive breastfeeding rates in
Pakistan underpin the need for effective strategies to enhance lactation self-efficacy among …

Background: Insufficient support for breastfeeding and limited exclusive breastfeeding rates
emphasize the need for high-impact approaches to enhance maternal confidence in …