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Parents preferred Blogshot over other tools for accessing child health evidence. This web-based tool was found most effective, easy to use, and trustworthy, aligning with parents' desire for simple, quick, and informative resources.

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  • Child Health Research
  • Knowledge Translation (KT)
  • Health Communication

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  • Connecting parents with research evidence improves health decision-making.
  • Effective knowledge translation (KT) tools for child health evidence are lacking.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Compare the usability of three web-based KT tools.
  • Identify parent preferences for health information formats.
  • Understand factors influencing usability for parents.

Main Methods:

  • Comparative usability analysis of a Cochrane plain language summary (PLS), Blogshot, and Wikipedia page.
  • Mixed-methods approach: knowledge tests, usability questionnaires, and semistructured interviews.
  • Statistical analysis (Kruskal-Wallis) and thematic analysis of parent feedback.

Main Results:

  • Parents preferred Blogshot over PLS and Wikipedia (P=.002).
  • Blogshot was rated easiest to use (P=.001) and most aesthetic (P=.001).
  • Blogshot effectively relayed information and met parent criteria for simplicity, accessibility, trustworthiness, and actionable advice.

Conclusions:

  • Accessible and understandable child health evidence formats are crucial for parents.
  • Blogshot emerged as a preferred and effective KT tool for parents.
  • Further research on KT tool usability with diverse populations and conditions is recommended.