HEALTH EDUCATION

This study tested whether a structured education program, called the Critical Limb Ischemia School, helps patients with severe leg artery disease. 184 adults with critical limb ischemia took part. The program taught them about their condition, lifestyle changes like quitting smok…

This study tested if a digital game could teach young students about burn prevention and first aid better than a traditional lecture. 44 students were split into two groups: one played a serious game, the other attended a lecture. Their knowledge was tested before, right after, a…

This study looked at whether a short video explaining IVF medications could help women feel better emotionally and improve their quality of life during treatment. 62 women having IVF for the first time took part. The researchers measured anxiety, distress, and quality of life to …

This study surveyed nearly 1,000 students in Pemba, Zanzibar, to understand what they know, think, and do about schistosomiasis. Community health volunteers led the education effort. The goal was to see if this teaching model can improve awareness and reduce infection rates in Af…

This study tested a school program called SocLaLola that uses comics to teach children aged 8 to 11 about pain and healthy habits. 82 students from two schools took part. The goal was to see if the program improved children's understanding of pain and reduced their fear of being …

This study aimed to create a checklist for evaluating pictures and diagrams used in health education during doctor visits. Researchers gathered quality criteria from existing research and then discussed them with 20 experts, including general practitioners and patients. The goal …

This study looked at whether a structured education program given in primary health care settings can change how parents of children aged 0-2 feel about vaccines. 173 parents took part and received lessons on childhood vaccines, digital health literacy, eco-anxiety, and disease r…

This study looked at whether a food safety training program helps food service employees improve their knowledge, attitudes, and practices around safe food handling. About 200 workers took part, and they were split into four groups to carefully measure the training's true effect.…

This study tested whether teaching sexual health using a 'flipped classroom' method (where students learn material at home and do activities in class) improves sexual health literacy in university students. 96 students from health-related departments took part. The goal was to se…

This study tested a laughter yoga program designed to help 8th graders understand and cope with peer bullying. Researchers worked with 80 students, using group laughter exercises and education to boost empathy and reduce bullying. The goal was to see if this fun approach could ma…

This study tested whether a web-based game could teach 77 girls aged 10-15 about menstrual and genital hygiene. The girls played an interactive online game in four sessions. One month later, their hygiene knowledge and habits had significantly improved. The findings suggest that …

This study tested whether a short, hands-on workshop helps parents and caregivers of infants learn basic life support better than just reading an information leaflet. 63 parents of babies under 6 months old took part, and their knowledge was measured before and after each type of…

This study tested whether a virtual reality (VR) program could help older adults with mild cognitive impairment learn more about dementia and improve their health skills. 139 participants aged 65 and older were split into two groups: one used a VR education module, and the other …

This study looked at 108 Turkish adults to see if knowing more about oral health leads to healthier gums. Participants took a reading test about dental terms and got a gum exam. The goal was to find out if people with lower oral health literacy have worse gum disease, which could…

This study tested whether adding an escape room game to standard reproductive health education helps university students learn more and think more equally about gender. 80 students took part, with one group getting only traditional lessons and another playing a game called "Hidde…