Effect of an Educational Video on Emergency Department Patient Stroke Knowledge

Effectiveness of a video intervention on fertility knowledge among university students: a randomised pre-test/post-test study

“…So far, there is no indication that increased knowledge will have an effect on delaying pregnancy. These changes can be measured with the intervention presented in this study, as there is evidence on the effectiveness of educational videos addressing other health fields both in acquisition and maintenance of knowledge in the long-term 29,30 , and in changing negative lifestyle behaviors 31 .…”

Stroke Education in an Emergency Department Waiting Room: a Comparison of Methods

“…19 There was a positive correlation between test scores and educational level/medical experience. Results from the pilot test indicated that the test accurately reflects stroke knowledge.…”

“…There are limited data concerning public health education in the ED devoted to alcohol and tobacco use, domestic violence and stroke. [16][17][18][19][20] The aim of this pilot study was to compare different methods of stroke education for use in an ED waiting room and to determine which approach is the most effective.…”

Investigating the Efficacy of Video Versus Text Instruction for Recall of Food Safety Information

“…Using a convenience sample, researchers in two different studies chose hospital waiting rooms to conduct their health education video interventions with positive results (18,19). In a study conducted in India, researchers showed patients a video on symptoms of myocardial infarction (MI).…”

“…One month later, the patients who had seen the video could still recall the information they had learned (19). Investigators in two other studies reported that viewers of a video had superior delayed information recall, up to several weeks after the intervention, relative to the groups who had been given the same information in text alone (10, 20).…”