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Area of Science:

  • Health Sciences Education
  • Public Health
  • Digital Health

Background:

  • WellnessRx initiative promotes healthy living via education and community engagement.
  • Web-based learning modules on nutrition and physical activity were prioritized for health sciences curricula and professionals.
  • Five modules were developed, focusing on essential knowledge, skills, attitudes, and resources.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To pilot and evaluate two web-based learning modules on nutrition and physical activity.
  • To assess the effectiveness of online delivery for health professional students.
  • To gather insights for further development of the WellnessRx initiative.

Main Methods:

  • Developmental evaluation framework employed for pilot testing.
  • Two modules were piloted in two health professional student programs.
  • Data collected through student pre-post knowledge assessments, surveys, focus groups, interviews, and faculty feedback.

Main Results:

  • Student knowledge showed some improvement post-module completion.
  • Students valued the online delivery's flexibility, self-paced learning, case-based assessments, and practical guides.
  • Student challenges included time constraints and activity expectations; faculty suggested better year-specific targeting.

Conclusions:

  • Online modules offer a flexible and beneficial approach to health education for students and professionals.
  • Developmental evaluation provided crucial data for refining the WellnessRx logic model and learning modules.
  • Recommendations focus on optimizing module content and delivery for different academic levels.