Table 3.
Potential mechanisms | Quote |
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1. Emphasis on practicing | “The practical session on screening was the most interesting part, after learning theory, practice helps me understand it clearer.” |
2. Applying different learning methods | “The use of different learning methods such as listening, speaking, reading and true of false games helps us to remember the information better.” |
3. Enough free and fun time | “Trainers integrated “tickle methods” during the long training days that helped trainees to stay motivated, such as culture performances and funny games. Also, the breaks gave energy to trainees.“ |
4. Efficient coordination of time located for theory and practice | “For future training I would recommend to spend less time on theory and focus more on practice. One third of the time for theory and two third for practice. Without good coordination 7.5 hours a day is not possible” |
5. Handout materials | “The handout materials support self-learning of the trainees, to help themselves, their families, and other people with self-prevention at home.” |
6. Group size* | “The training venue was a bit small, especially when playing games. With eight ISHCs it was crowded. Less ISHCs in one course would be more suitable, so that trainers can efficiently train all ISHCs.” |
7. Difficulty in learning how to use a digital screening application | “The screening application is quite difficult to learn. It would be useful to have an instruction video on the use of the application.” |
*There are +/-100 participants in the training on average