Educational Video
Cross-source consensus on Educational Video from 1 sources and 6 claims.
1 sources · 6 claims
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- The educational video was developed and user-tested to explain the structured panel survey approach for clinical guideline panels. — Development of an educational video to support guideline panels in incorporating patient values and preferences into recommendation-making: qualitative one-on-one interviews and brainstorming meetings
- Main revisions to the video included adding clarification, refining wording, replacing some text with animation, and using plainer language. — Development of an educational video to support guideline panels in incorporating patient values and preferences into recommendation-making: qualitative one-on-one interviews and brainstorming meetings
- The final educational video was made available through the McMaster Industry Liaison Office for licensing inquiries. — Development of an educational video to support guideline panels in incorporating patient values and preferences into recommendation-making: qualitative one-on-one interviews and brainstorming meetings
- The revised video stated that making inferences about patient values and preferences is a key responsibility of guideline panels. — Development of an educational video to support guideline panels in incorporating patient values and preferences into recommendation-making: qualitative one-on-one interviews and brainstorming meetings
- Not all participant suggestions were implemented; for example, the steering committee declined to clarify terminology for magnitude of effect because those terms were not central to the video's purpose. — Development of an educational video to support guideline panels in incorporating patient values and preferences into recommendation-making: qualitative one-on-one interviews and brainstorming meetings
- A particularly challenging concept addressed in the video was the expectation that panellists should adopt the patient perspective rather than answer based on their own preferences. — Development of an educational video to support guideline panels in incorporating patient values and preferences into recommendation-making: qualitative one-on-one interviews and brainstorming meetings