Publications by authors named "M Fajardo"
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- Researchers created a tool called CoRiCal to help people understand the risks and benefits of COVID-19 vaccination by using simple explanations.
- They tested different ways to present information, like graphs and animations, to see which helped people understand better.
- The results showed that easy-to-understand explanations and animations helped people learn more about COVID-19 and vaccines than standard government information.
We investigated the distribution of injected dye after deep serratus anterior plane and superficial parasternal intercostal plane blocks in 15 Thiel embalmed cadavers. We injected 0.4 ml.
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- Recent research highlights a growing interest in social innovations in health, but there's a lack of training tailored to boost research capabilities in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
- A multi-phase investigation involving surveys and group discussions identified training needs, leading to a series of co-created workshops designed for LMIC researchers in the Social Innovation in Health Initiative (SIHI) network.
- The final evaluation showed that most participants rated the workshops highly, with a strong emphasis on the need for training in writing research grants and manuscripts, suggesting that locally developed training may be more effective than externally designed programs.
Objective: To explore the effect of SMS nudge messages amongst people with varying health literacy on their intention to get a Heart Health Check.
Methods: A 3 (Initial SMS: scarcity, regret, or control nudge) x 2 (Reminder SMS: social norm or control nudge) factorial design was used in a hypothetical online experiment. 705 participants eligible for Heart Health Checks were recruited.