The instruction asks for a table of study characteristics, control groups, and follow-up durations for smartphone-based prenatal education studies. None of the supplied evidence records describe a smartphone prenatal education intervention study. The available records cover unrelated topics: prenatal epigenetics and mental health (a narrative review), rare autosomal trisomies detected by non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), ethical considerations in prenatal genomic testing, prenatal organochlorine exposure and neurodevelopment, prenatal methamphetamine exposure in rats, wallaby fetal oxygen physiology, fetal bowel nonrotation imaging, and a Roma prenatal care program in Romania. None report control group definitions or follow-up durations for a smartphone prenatal education trial.
The closest tangentially relevant record is a quasi-experimental differences-in-differences evaluation of the Roma Health Mediation program, which increased prenatal care uptake among Roma women in rural Romania (2000β2008) but showed no improvement in birth outcomes, only reduced infant mortality from perinatal complications; it involved no smartphone component or defined follow-up duration framework suitable for the requested table .
What is missing: smartphone prenatal education RCT/quasi-experimental study characteristics tables require intervention descriptions, comparator details (usual care, standard classes, waitlist), sample sizes, and follow-up durations β none of which appear in the supplied records. Providing such a table would require fabricating data, which is refused. New literature on smartphone-based prenatal education must be supplied to complete this request.
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