The development and usability testing of digital knowledge translation tools for parents of children with acute otitis media
Le, A.; Hartling, L.; Scott, S. D.
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Acute otitis media (AOM) is the most common bacterial ear infection affecting up to 80% of children before the age of three. Despite the common occurrence of the illness and the wide range of material available at clinics and online, parents are not always aware of these resources and they are often difficult to understand. We worked with parents to develop and assess the usability of a whiteboard animation video and interactive infographic for AOM in children. Parents rated the tools highly across all usability items, suggesting that creative tools developed using multi-method development processes can be useful, relevant, understandable, and will be used by the intended audience. Following the completion of the English-language products, our team culturally adapted the tools for the Pakistan context and evaluated the usability of these adapted tools. During usability testing, parents indicated that they felt the tools were useful, demonstrating that culturally adapted version of knowledge translations tools are effective in ensuring that parents could understand complex health information.
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