Quality of Sexuality during Pregnancy, We Must Do Something-Survey Study.

Background: The main aim of this study was to describe the changes in sexual desire in pregnant women during the gestation period. We also sought to analyze their sexual habits, how they perceive their partners' attitudes, and determine if they know the importance of sex education during pregnancy.

Methods: A cross-sectional descriptive observational study was conducted using an existing 32-item questionnaire among pregnant women attending the Fetal Welfare Clinic of a reference hospital.

Using QR Codes as a Form of eHealth to Promote Health Among Women in a Pandemic: Cross-sectional Study.

Background: QR codes have played an integral role during the pandemic in many sectors, but their use has been limited in the health care sector, especially by patients. Although some authors have stated that developing specific content for women on how to cope with health problems could be an effective way to prevent problems, especially during pandemics, there is little research regarding the use of QR codes to promote health during a pandemic, and even fewer studies are focused on women. Moreover, although the importance of assessing these interventions from the users' perspective has been stated, research carried out from this point of view is still scarce.

Profile of the Users and the Most Visited Topics of a Pediatric eHealth Website.

Parents need information about their children's health, and the Internet has become an essential repository for this information. However, there is almost no information about which topics are the most searched, consulted, or shared, or about the main characteristics of pediatric website users. The main aim of this research was to describe the profile of the users of a pediatric website, which topics they searched for, which topics were the most consulted, and which were the most shared.

Users evaluation of a Spanish eHealth pediatric website.

Background: Parents use the Internet to take decisions about their children's health, but few resources have focused on eHealth technology evaluations from their point of view.

Objective: The main aim of this research was to evaluate a Spanish eHealth pediatric website for parents.

Methods: A previously validated web questionnaire was used to evaluate five domains: usability, utility, trust and confidence, well-child section and accessibility of the website.

[Cost and potential savings generated by a paediatrics e-Health web site for parents].

Introduction: There are few studies on e-Health interventions directed at parents that analyse their costs and any potential savings that may occur. The aims of this study consisted of calculating the costs of the development and maintenance of paediatric web site for parents, including the costs per visit and per visitor, and the potentially savings made as regards medical visits avoided as a result of its use.

Methods: The technology costs as well as the work of the professionals were considered as costs of the web site.

Validation of a Questionnaire Developed to Evaluate a Pediatric eHealth Website for Parents.

There is a need for health professionals to provide parents with not only evidence-based child health websites but also instruments to evaluate them. The main aim of this research was to develop a questionnaire for measuring users' evaluation of the usability, utility, confidence, the well-child section, and the accessibility of a Spanish pediatric eHealth website for parents. We further sought to evaluate the content validity and psychometric reliability of the instrument.