Danae Remon, Helene Loevenbruck, Martin Deudon, Oceane Girardie, Karine Bouyer, Olivier Pascalis, Simon Thorpe
24-Month-olds and over remember novel object names after a single learning event
Journal of experimental child psychology
patient education materials commonly reported difficult understand aimed use crowdsourcing improve patient education materials institution departmentwide quality improvement project increase organizational health literacy 6 phases pilot study 1 evaluating preexisting patient education materials 2 evaluating online patient education materials society american society plastic surgeon government level medline plus 3 redesigning patient education material reevaluating education material 4 crowdsourcing evaluate understandability new patient education material 5 data analysis 6 incorporating crowdsourcing suggestions patient education material breastrelated patient education materials easy read institution level society level government level new implantbased breast reconstruction patient education material easy read demonstrated crowdsourcing evaluation 90 participants reported material easy understand easy understand crowdsourcing process took 15 days 700 workers responding survey total cost 9 incorporating participants feedback finalized material readability material recommended reading level material also recommended length 400 800 words study demonstrated pathway clinicians efficiently obtain large amount feedback improve patient education materials crowdsourcing effective tool improve organizational health literacy