Predictors of Intention to Seek Medical Help by Peruvian Mothers for Children Who Have Signs of Pneumonia
The Theory of Planned Behavior was used to assess predictors of Peruvian mothers seeking medical help when they believed their child had signs of pneumonia. Open-ended interviews to identify beliefs were followed by a questionnaire administered to 500 mothers from low-income settlements in Lima in J...
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