Do we need a high level of detail in health information animations? An experimental study investigating the association between level of detail and information recall.

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS
Pernille Blom Pedersen, Mette T Høybye, Line Borreskov Dahl, Cecilie Rud Budtz
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Abstract

Objective: This study examined the potential of simple animations with a low level of detail and their impact on patient's ability to recall information. Also, we examined how the patients' digital health literacy influenced the association.Methods: Over 900 Danish adults were continuously included in this experimental study, and they were allocated to either an animation with a low or high level of detail. Participants answered questionnaires about demographics, digital health literacy, and the ability to recall information. The association between level of detail and information recall was examined by OR (95% CI).Results: The results showed no association between the level of detail and information recall.Conclusion: This novel study supports the potential of simple animations, and future research could advantageously investigate animations with more significant differences in level of detail. The results should be cautiously interpreted, as selection and information problems may have caused bias.

我们是否需要健康信息动画的高度细节化?一项实验研究调查了详细程度与信息回忆之间的关联。
研究目的本研究探讨了细节程度较低的简单动画的潜力及其对患者回忆信息能力的影响。此外,我们还研究了患者的数字健康素养如何影响这种关联:这项实验研究连续纳入了 900 多名丹麦成年人,并将他们分配到低度或高度详细的动画中。参与者回答了有关人口统计学、数字健康素养和信息回忆能力的问卷。结果显示,详细程度与信息回忆能力之间没有关联:结果显示,详细程度与信息回忆能力之间没有关联:这项新颖的研究支持了简单动画的潜力,未来的研究可以对细节程度差异更大的动画进行有利的调查。由于选择和信息问题可能会造成偏差,因此在解释结果时应谨慎。
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ACS Applied Bio Materials
ACS Applied Bio Materials Chemistry-Chemistry (all)
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