From the article conclusion in JMIR: "In total, 4158/4790 (86.81%) text messages were successfully delivered to 54 mothers over a 6-month period at a low cost (US $777.60). Among the 96 scripted messages, 37 unique messages (38.54%) allowed for a response. Of all sent messages that allowed for responses, 7.30% (118/1616) were responded to, and 66.1% of those responses requested a call back; 46% (25/54) of mothers responded at least once to a text message. Mothers felt that messages were easily received and read (25/28, 89%) and relevant to them personally (23/28, 82%). Most shared texts with others (21/28, 75%)."
| Study Region | United States |
| Organization | Saint Louis University |
| Issue or Problem | Decreasing postpartum depression |
| Tech Medium | SMS |
| Technology Device | Mobile phones |
| mFHAST Implication | Methods for decreasing postpartum depression through use of SMS messages |