Protecting Home Healthcare Workers: An Interactive Video-based App to

Status Completed

Clinical Trial Summary

This project will create a video-based app that empowers home healthcare workers to communicate with clients and their families about managing health and safety hazards in client homes. Using a participatory approach, home healthcare workers will 1) review and revise video scripts and recordings that demonstrate effective and less effective communication strategies when talking to clients, families, and other stakeholders about health and safety hazards and 2) contribute to the creation and review of an interactive app that they perceive to be useful, usable, and desirable.

Clinical Trial Description

This project includes two of three original aims. The first aim (Aim 1), already completed, created scripts based on real-world scenarios regarding speaking with clients and families about health and safety hazards in their homes. Based on the data from Aim 1, the research team has prepared scripts describing each scenario. Each scenario includes two to three different approaches that represent successful, less successful, and/or unsuccessful examples of communicating about solving difficult or complex health and safety challenges. Each scenario includes a short introductory statement about the context of the scenario and two to three subsequent scripts and/or recordings that demonstrate the different communication approaches. Scenarios with successful communication strategies present the approach and outcomes that are consistent with best practices for HHW's in a given situation. In Aims 2 and 3, participants will participate in either an individual or group interview using Zoom, Teams, or similar. They will review scripted scenarios and, as they are developed, video recordings based on the scripted scenarios. They will answer questions about the relevance of the information, how realistic the dialogue is, the usefulness of the information, and changes/improvements they would make. In addition, participants will review an app designed to allow users to select the videos they wish to view, and view successful, less successful, and unsuccessful communication approaches and outcomes. ;

Study Design

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Occupational Exposure

Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT04593901
Study type	Interventional
Source	Ohio State University
Contact
Status	Completed
Phase	N/A
Start date	February 1, 2021
Completion date	October 7, 2021

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Protecting Home Healthcare Workers: An Interactive Video-based App to Coach Workers Through Challenging Health and Safety-related Situations

Clinical Trial Summary

Clinical Trial Description

Study Design

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