Nancy Sturman, Remo Ostini, Melinda Choy, Griffin Cyphers
Digital health access, uptake, literacy and trust in people with experience of homelessness
Australian journal of general practice
claims benefits harms treatments common media engaged health journalists prioritizing concepts evidencebased medicine believe public needs understand able assess claims treatment effects could improve journalists report information conducted threeday workshop group ugandan journalists presented explained concepts asked journalists prioritize groups related concepts using four prespecified criteria ie relevance concepts journalists audiences ease comprehension feasibility developing resources teaching concepts whether resources would potentially impact using modified delphi technique participants ranked group concepts using criteria scale one six one lowest 6 highest analyzed rankings real time using stata statistical software six groups concepts considered relevant comprehensible scores five six scale one six twenty two 25 participants reported understood concepts well subjective scores 75 scale one 100 journalists uganda recognize importance evidencebased medicine concepts assessing claims benefits harms treatments audiences empowered use similar concepts order improve information effects treatments relayed media