Juego digital sobre buenas prácticas en el parto: validación de contenido textual y visual
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Parto, Salud Materno-Infantil, Educación en Salud, Ciencia Traslacional Biomédica, Tecnología EducacionalResumen
Objetivo: Validar el contenido textual y visual sobre buenas prácticas en el parto y nacimiento para la creación de un juego dirigido a mujeres embarazadas y sus acompañantes. Método: Estudio de desarrollo e innovación. Pasos: Selección de contenido, creación de la narrativa del juego compuesta por la síntesis de evidencias y recomendaciones obstétricas, creación de las imágenes y del juego. La validación del contenido fue realizada por 15 expertos seleccionados mediante la técnica de bola de nieve, en la cual se utilizó un cuestionario online. Análisis realizado por el Índice de Validade de Contenido. Resultados: El juego digital de la narrativa interactiva “Nuestras Elecciones, Nuestro Parto” fue compuesto por 24 ilustraciones y textos sobre cuidados prenatales, plan de parto, métodos no farmacológicos de alivio del dolor, libertad de posiciones y acciones no recomendadas. El Índice de Validez de Contenido fue de 0,93, teniendo en cuenta las sugerencias de los expertos. Conclusión: La creación del juego incentiva el protagonismo femenino, promueve buenas prácticas y posibilita repensar el modelo obstétrico.
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