Interactive Voice Response Service to Improve High School Students Covid-19 Literacy in Burkina Faso: A Usability Study

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Abstract

Mobile technology is widely used in healthcare. However, designers and developers in many cases have focused on developing solutions that are often tailored to highly literate people. While the advent of the pandemic has called for people to seek and use Covid-19 related information to adapt their behaviors, it is relatively difficult for low literate to get easily access to health information through digital technologies. In this study, we present a Mobile based Interactive Voice Response service designed particularly for low-literate people which provides validated Covid-19 related health information in local African languages. We conducted a field study, among high school students, through a usability study to assess users' perception. The service received an excellent numerical usability score of 78.75

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Some, M. J., Ouedraogo, I., Benedikter, R., Yameogo, R., Atemezing, G., Traoré, I., & Diallo, G. (2022). Interactive Voice Response Service to Improve High School Students Covid-19 Literacy in Burkina Faso: A Usability Study. In Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 295, pp. 454–457). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/SHTI220763

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