The videos were themed around: program presentation and pain management, hygiene, oral and tube feeding, exercise and mobility, pressure injury prevention, dressing care, spirituality, and grief. The videos were validated by 6 expert judges and twelve patient caregivers. The main difference between the videos produced was their basis in health literacy and digital health literacy as a way to enable caregiver empowerment. The study contributes to society by facilitating caregivers’ adaptation to the demands of palliative care, reducing insecurities and promoting a more humanized environment for the patient and their family, and strengthening the field of digital health literacy.
Construction and Evidence of Validity of Educational Videos Based on Health Literacy for Caregivers of Patients Under Palliative
IHA Health Literacy Conference
2025
Education
Communication
- Audience
- Health Care Professionals, Health Educators and Patient Educators, Researchers and Academics
- Setting
- Long-Term, Residential, and Home-Based Care, Digital Health and Telehealth
- Level
- Applied