[Analysis of Factors to Hinder Self-directed Learning about Medication Education to Patients with Hearing Loss].

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2023
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Abstract
To improve medication education for patients with hearing loss, pharmacists must better understand hearing loss and provide and collect medication information based on patients' health literacy and communication abilities. However, no systematic educational e-learning systems for hearing loss are currently available. Therefore, an e-learning system based on instructional design, microlearning principles, and multimedia teaching materials was developed. The e-learning system used Moodle, an open-source e-learning system, and included two courses: one for self-directed learning by watching videos and answering quizzes, and another for evaluating medication education after learning. A study was conducted on 84 pharmacists and 36 pharmacy students who took the learning course to investigate the factors that hinder their understanding and progress of self-directed learning. Although they fully understood the content by watching videos, students with no experience in medication education required an explanation to understand how to communicate with patients. As the learning course was self-directed and related to communication lectures, all students completed it; however, the completion rate for pharmacists was approximately 50%. The following factors could have slowed pharmacists' e-learning progress: difficulty accessing the learning course through system login and long-duration content, such as answers to free descriptions. This survey found that this e-learning method can be used for self-directed learning about medication education for patients with hearing loss. Further improvement of the e-learning system is necessary so that recognizing the need to understand hearing loss and take appropriate actions for patients with hearing loss in medication education can lead to self-directed learning among pharmacists.
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Authors Hyoguchi, Naomi;Yoshida, Rikihisa;Ogura, Hidemi;Yamasaki, Hirofumi;Tanaka, Taizou;Kubota, Toshio;
Journal Yakugaku zasshi : Journal of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan
Year 2023
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10.1248/yakushi.23-00015
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e-learning hearing loss moodle medication education self-directed

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