眼球震颤信息包的评价。

Q3 Medicine British and Irish Orthoptic Journal Pub Date : 2022-09-15 eCollection Date: 2022-01-01 DOI:10.22599/bioj.269
Anne Bjerre, Helen Griffiths, Martha Foulds, Gemma Arblaster
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导读:为了满足人们对眼球震颤的高质量信息的需求,我们于2017年创建了眼球震颤信息包,并在网上免费提供。本研究旨在评估眼球震颤信息包的内容和可及性。方法:邀请临床医生、眼科诊所联络员、教师、患者、家属和任何对眼球震颤感兴趣的人完成一份关于眼球震颤信息包内容和可及性的在线问卷。结果:共160人完成问卷调查。先前访问过眼球震颤信息包的受访者(n = 49, 30.6%)认为内容恰当(86%),细节充分(94%),易于理解(88%)。为改进内容提出了一些小建议。未访问眼球震颤信息包的受访者(n = 111, 69.4%)报告不知道该资源(90%),但已经从广泛的来源访问了眼球震颤信息。对少数受访者(4.5%)来说,视力差是获取资源的障碍。结论:应考虑对眼球震颤信息包的内容和可及性进行一些改进,特别是其可用的格式选择,以使视力不佳的患者能够访问首选格式。眼球震颤信息包的可用性应得到推广和更广泛地分享,因为大多数受访者尽管与眼球震颤有关或对眼球震颤感兴趣,但并不知道该资源。
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Evaluation of the Nystagmus Information Pack.

Introduction: In response to the need for easily accessible, high-quality information about nystagmus, the Nystagmus Information Pack was created and made freely available online in 2017. This study was undertaken to evaluate the content and accessibility of the Nystagmus Information Pack.

Methods: Clinicians, eye clinic liaison officers (ECLOs), teachers, patients, families, and any person with an interest in nystagmus were invited to complete an online questionnaire about the content and accessibility of the Nystagmus Information Pack.

Results: One hundred and sixty respondents completed the questionnaire. Respondents who had previously accessed the Nystagmus Information Pack (n = 49, 30.6%) reported the content was appropriate (86%), of sufficient detail (94%), and easy to understand (88%). Minor suggestions were made to improve the content. Respondents who had not accessed the Nystagmus Information Pack (n = 111, 69.4%) reported not being aware of the resource (90%) but had already accessed nystagmus information from a wide range of sources. Poor vision was a barrier to accessing the resource for a small number of respondents (4.5%).

Conclusion: Some improvements to the content and accessibility of the Nystagmus Information Pack should be considered, in particular the format options in which it is available, to enable access in preferred formats and with poor vision. The availability of the Nystagmus Information Pack should be promoted and shared more widely, as the majority of respondents were unaware of the resource despite having an association with or interest in nystagmus.

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British and Irish Orthoptic Journal
British and Irish Orthoptic Journal Health Professions-Optometry
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