In the Driver's Seat: Development and Implementation of an e-Learning Module on Return-to-Driving After Stroke.

Gaps exist in the knowledge of return-to-driving guidelines, and education is needed for Australian health professionals working in the field of stroke. In this paper, authors evaluate the implementation of an e-learning module. A pre- and post-module knowledge test and survey were used to assess th...

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Publicado en:Occupational Therapy in Health Care Vol. 31; no. 2; pp. 150 - 162
Autores principales: Frith, Janet, Hubbard, Isobel, James, Carole, Warren-Forward, Helen
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Apr2017
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Sumario:Gaps exist in the knowledge of return-to-driving guidelines, and education is needed for Australian health professionals working in the field of stroke. In this paper, authors evaluate the implementation of an e-learning module. A pre- and post-module knowledge test and survey were used to assess the e-module's success in achieving its learning objectives. Initially, 204 learners completed the module, with 68% of learners scoring 100% in the post-module knowledge test. Only 12 learners completed the survey. The authors recommend that health professionals other than occupational therapists access this e-module, and a review on e-module structure is required to improve results of knowledge tests.