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  • Health Communication
  • Information Science
  • Multimedia Learning

Background:

  • Healthcare information is increasingly disseminated through multimedia, including audio.
  • Text simplification has shown promise in improving comprehension of written health information.
  • The impact of text simplification on audio-based healthcare information requires further investigation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To methodologically replicate Leroy et al.'s (2022) study on text simplification and healthcare comprehension.
  • To evaluate the effect of text simplification on perceived and actual comprehension of audio healthcare content.
  • To explore the influence of education and language proficiency on healthcare audio comprehension.

Main Methods:

  • Replication of Leroy et al. (2022) with 44 participants.
  • Assessment of healthcare information comprehension from audio generated from original and simplified texts.
  • Analysis of perceived and actual difficulty and comprehension levels.

Main Results:

  • Text simplification significantly enhanced perceived understandability of healthcare audio.
  • Simplified text also led to improved actual comprehension of healthcare information presented as audio.
  • Education level and language proficiency were identified as factors influencing comprehension.

Conclusions:

  • Text simplification is effective in improving the understandability and comprehension of audio healthcare information.
  • Findings align with previous research on text simplification, extending it to the audio domain.
  • Tailored communication strategies are needed to enhance health literacy across diverse populations.