Sirjhun Patel, Wei Han Ong, Caroline Cobb, Stewart Gillan
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摘要
背景:我们探索了一种创新方法,将眼科患者信息宣传单(PIL)转化为与快速反应(QR)代码链接的患者信息视频(PIV)。我们的目标是评估 PIV 在青光眼方面的主观效用,并分析使用 QR 码作为传递方法的情况:方法:在泰赛德国家医疗服务系统的尼尼韦尔斯医院开展了一项前瞻性研究。制作了青光眼 PIV,并与提供给 130 名青光眼患者的 QR 码相链接。视频播放前和播放后的问卷调查评估了患者对使用 QR 码的感知以及对青光眼理解的主观改进:在收集到的 102 份答复中,55% 的患者以前没有使用过二维码。然而,81% 的患者能够观看 PIV。视频的平均观看时长为 3:26,观看保留率为 82.5%。据统计,患者在所有六个方面的青光眼知识都有了明显的提高(p 结论:青光眼知识的提高是一个长期的过程:用于提供 PIV 的 QR 码广受欢迎,患者认为它们易于使用。我们关于青光眼的 PIV 有效地提高了患者对青光眼的认识。
Patient information videos via QR codes: An innovative and sustainable approach in ophthalmology.
Background: We explore an innovative approach by transforming patient information leaflet (PILs) into Quick Response (QR) code linked patient information videos (PIVs) in ophthalmology. Our objectives are to assess the subjective utility of a PIV on glaucoma and analyse the use of QR codes as a delivery method.
Methods: A prospective study was conducted in Ninewells Hospital, NHS Tayside. A glaucoma PIV was created and linked to a QR code provided to 130 glaucoma patients. Pre- and post-video questionnaires evaluated the patients' perception of using a QR code and subjective improvement in their understanding of glaucoma.
Results: Out of 102 responses collected, 55% of patients had no prior experience with QR codes. However, 81% of patients were able to watch the PIV. The average view duration of the video was 3:26, with 82.5% view retention. Statistically significant improvement in glaucoma knowledge was observed across all six areas questioned (p < 0.001) using a 5-point Likert scale. Overall, 70% of patients preferred PIVs over PILs, and 77% acknowledged that PIVs could be a sustainable alternative.
Conclusion: QR codes for delivering PIVs were well-received, with patients finding them easy to use. Our PIV on glaucoma effectively enhanced patients' understanding of the condition.
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