A trial of 270 Indian community health workers found smartphone game refresher training on immunization produced higher immediate knowledge gains than physical cards or classroom methods, but six-month retention showed no significant difference between digital and physical game versions.
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A quasi-experimental study with 368 participants found that a combined physical card-based and digital game significantly improved knowledge gain and retention of child immunization practices among ASHAs and AWWs in India.
A location-based game significantly improved measuring efficiency and retention among community healthcare workers collecting child anthropometric data compared to standard methods.
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Replay, Revise, and Refresh: Smartphone-based Refresher Training for Community Healthcare Workers in India
A trial of 270 Indian community health workers found smartphone game refresher training on immunization produced higher immediate knowledge gains than physical cards or classroom methods, but six-month retention showed no significant difference between digital and physical game versions.
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Refresher Training through Digital and Physical, Card-Based Game for Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) and Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) in India
A quasi-experimental study with 368 participants found that a combined physical card-based and digital game significantly improved knowledge gain and retention of child immunization practices among ASHAs and AWWs in India.
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Mapping Child Malnutrition and Measuring Efficiency of Community Healthcare Workers through Location Based Games in India
A location-based game significantly improved measuring efficiency and retention among community healthcare workers collecting child anthropometric data compared to standard methods.