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[HTML][HTML] Mobile phone addiction in adolescents of 10-16 years: Experiences at a Delhi based tertiary care Ayurveda hospital

G Sharma, KP Jati, P Yadav, AK Mahapatra… - Annals of Ayurvedic …, 2021 - aamjournal.in
G Sharma, KP Jati, P Yadav, AK Mahapatra, S Rajagopala, G Ruknuddin, PK Prajapati
Annals of Ayurvedic Medicine, 2021•aamjournal.in
Background: Cell phones have become necessity in all age groups in current scenario. The
rate of its use is continuously increasing and is affecting the most energetic group of
population ie adolescents. India has the highest mobile phone users in the world after
Korea. In India among 143 million social media users, 12% are school children. Data related
to the use of cell phone in adolescents is still meager and need to be explored in India. Aim:
To see the pattern of mobile phone use among adolescents attending a Delhi based tertiary …
Abstract
Background: Cell phones have become necessity in all age groups in current scenario. The rate of its use is continuously increasing and is affecting the most energetic group of population ie adolescents. India has the highest mobile phone users in the world after Korea. In India among 143 million social media users, 12% are school children. Data related to the use of cell phone in adolescents is still meager and need to be explored in India.
Aim: To see the pattern of mobile phone use among adolescents attending a Delhi based tertiary care Ayurveda hospital.
Materials and methods: A questionnaire was developed having four domains with 23 questions. An Observational study was conducted in Delhi including 300 adolescents aged between 10-16yrs, irrespective of their sex. Participant s demographic information with financial status of the family and academic performances was questioned with their parents. The data like duration of use per day, content of usage and habits were recorded from the participants through face-to-face interview
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