Short animated video increases knowledge and comfort in clinical counseling on inequitable health impacts of air pollution among interprofessional health learners and clinicians
Brenna M. Doheny,
Jack J. Inglis,
Karly A. Boll
et al.
Abstract:Background Air pollution is a major health risk contributing to global morbidity and mortality, yet clinicians do not routinely engage in counseling patients on this topic. Clinicians cite their lack of education as a common barrier. We developed a two-minute animated video on mitigating air pollution health risks and evaluated the efficacy of this video as an educational tool.Methods In March-June 2021, a convenience sample of Minnesota interprofessional health learners and clinicians viewed the video and com… Show more
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