Key result
An educational video about ECT significantly increased positive responses towards the treatment among nursing graduates and medical students from 67.09% to 75.72%.
Why the study?
Does an educational video improve attitudes towards ECT in nursing graduates and medical students?
Does an educational video improve attitudes towards ECT in nursing graduates and medical students?
Absolute Event Rate: 75.72% vs 67.09%
An educational video co-designed with consumers effectively improved attitudes towards ECT among nursing graduates and medical students.
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May support educational videos to improve ECT attitudes in trainees; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Sarma et al. (2023) studied Attitudes towards electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) (n=124). Educational video about ECT vs. Pre-intervention baseline was evaluated on Positive responses towards ECT. An educational video about ECT significantly increased positive responses towards the treatment among nursing graduates and medical students from 67.09% to 75.72%.
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