Christophe Berkhout|Suzanna Zgorska-Meynard-Moussa|Amy Willefert-Bouche|Jonathan Favre|Lieve Peremans|Paul Van Royen
Audiovisual aids in primary healthcare settings’ waiting rooms. A systematic review
University of Lille|University of Lille|University of Lille|University of Lille|University of Antwerp|Vrije Universiteit Brussel|University of Antwerp
health promotion part gps commitments waiting rooms therefore implemented audiovisual aids posters pamphlets screens health promotion purposes studies assessed effect audiovisual aids primary careto identify describe appraise studies investigated effects audiovisual aids health promotion primary healthcare waiting rooms determine factors influence impact literature reviewsystematic review two independent researchers using predefined keywords searched databases additional publications extracted reference lists selected articles selection articles performed title abstract followed complete reading assessment bias level evidence analyseda total 909 articles collected primary care settings fourteen peerreviewed articles fully meeting inclusion criteria included analysed good quality studies scarce eight articles using videos slideshows tv screens tablets indicated effects three significant patient knowledge acceptable evidence three health behaviour surrogate endpoints audiovisual aids seem used noticed patients induce conversations physicians relevant factors might influence effects duration exposure conception quality theme target population time spent waiting room insufficiently investigatedaudiovisual aids broadcasting messages using screens tvs computers tablets smartphones bluetooth pairing probably enhance patients knowledge change health behaviour remains controversial