AI health podcast for experts and the public
This trial tests whether an AI-generated health podcast is clear and helpful. It asks both healthcare experts and members of the general public to listen and give feedback.
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Who can take part
- Healthcare experts: You are a licensed professional with at least 5 years of experience in dentistry, public health, or health communication.
- Healthcare experts: You are willing to review a questionnaire and give detailed feedback in English.
- General public: You are 18 or older, fluent in English, and can listen to an audio podcast online.
- General public: You do not work as a healthcare professional or have advanced training in dentistry or health communication.
- General public: You have not taken part in a similar educational podcast study before.
Quick eligibility check
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