COVID-19 evidence for all: development of a learning object in health teaching

Author:

Motta Lindayane Debom1ORCID,Freitas Aline Angeli de1ORCID,Janovik Júnior Ronei Xavier1ORCID,Blatt Carine Raquel1ORCID,Caregnato Rita Catarina Aquino1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Universidade Federal de Ciências da Saúde de Porto Alegre, Brasil

Abstract

ABSTRACT Objective Describe the development of a learning object focused on scientific evidence about COVID-19. Method Experience report on the production of a learning object based on the DADI web sites methodology, aimed at adults and children, built by nurses and academics from a Brazilian Federal University in 2020. Data collection in databases and reference organizations. Monitored performance through Google Analytics. Results Website created, “COVID-19 Evidence for All”, with intuitive design and didactic language aimed at three audiences: health professionals, adult population, and children. In the first month after implementation, the website was accessed by 3,313 users, proving to be an efficient strategy for disseminating knowledge. Conclusion The development of the website involved professors, academics and master’s students in the production of educational material aimed at prevention, promotion and maintenance of health. The resource allows quick consultation of the best scientific evidence available to date.

Publisher

FapUNIFESP (SciELO)

Subject

General Medicine

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