Construction and validation of a video on the insertion of gastric and enteral tubes in children

Abstract

to construct and validate an educational video on the procedure for inserting gastric and enteral tubes in children. a methodological study in three phases: a) pre-production of the video; b) production; and c) post-production. First, a script was created based on scientific literature. The video was recorded in the Simulation Laboratory and edited using Movavi® software. The script and video were evaluated by 23 and 12 experts, respectively, via Google Forms®. The Health Education Content Validation, Video Validation, and Content Validity Index instruments were used, with a cut-off point ≥ 0.80. the experts covered three regions of the country. The video contains scenes recorded with a pediatric simulation mannequin, images of materials used in the procedure, and screens with theoretical content. The video script obtained an overall content validation index of 0.83 and the video 0.94, both in one round. The final video lasts 10 minutes and 10 seconds. the script and video were validated. It is freely available on YouTube® and can be used by nurses/nursing students as a tool for study and professional assistance. BACKGROUND: (1) Educational nursing videos require a scientific methodology to be produced. BACKGROUND: (2) The video script and the video were validated by the experts. BACKGROUND: (3) The material was rated as excellent and of excellent quality. BACKGROUND: (4) The video is freely accessible and can contribute to qualified and safe practices.