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. 2018 Jul 18;6(7):e156. doi: 10.2196/mhealth.8832

Table 5.

Feasibility and perceived appropriateness of direct nutrition counseling through mobile phone (n=275).

Call center outcomes n (%)
Received all calls from the call centera 92 (33.4)
Ever missed any call from the call center 183 (66.5)
Reasons for failing to receive a voice message

Was busy with household chores 108 (59.0)
Mobile was out of charge 61 (33.3)
Other family members spoke to the counselor (at least once) 80 (29.1)
Called the call center on her own (at least once) 151 (50.9)
Reasons for not calling the call center

Didn’t feel the need 114 (84.5)
Satisfied with the counseling and response to queries 221 (95.2)
Counseling was appropriate as per pregnancy and child age 270 (98.2)
Frequency of counseling was appropriate 215 (78.2)
Direct counseling should be more frequent 60 (21.9)
Amount of information in each counseling was appropriate 270 (98.2)
Preference for nutrition communication medium

Voice messaging 14 (5.1)
Direct counseling from the call center 90 (32.7)

Both 171 (62.2)

aThe total number of counseling calls was 12.