Table 2.

Parent/Patient Asthma Knowledge after watching the standard-of-care asthma educational video or playing the asthma education video-game, Newcastle Score and Video Game Satisfaction

Variable	Correct Answer	Parent (N = 53)	Child (N = 53)	P-Value
*Select Newcastle Questions (out of 11 questions):
Asthma can be cured	False	74%	56%	0.06
Asthmatics can become addicted to their medications	False	75%	54%	0.03
Secondhand smoke can make asthma worse	True	100%	90%	0.024
With the right treatment, children with asthma can live a normal life	True	98%	78%	0.001
Timmy wakes up at night with cough 2 days a week, is his asthma in control?	No	87%	78%	0.24
Is it ok if you need to use your inhaler every 2–3 h while at home?	No	60%	43%	0.08
Overall Newcastle Asthma Knowledge Score; Median (25th -75th)	Score 0–15	12 (10,14)	10 (8,12)	< 0.001
		N = 22	N = 26
Video Game Satisfaction Likert Score Overall Score. Median (25th -75th ) Survey Items:	(1–5 Scale) 1: Strongly Disagree 5: Strongly Agree	4 (4,5)	4 (4,5)	0.38
1) I liked the game.		4 (4–5)	4 (4–5)
2) I found the game helpful in understanding how to care for my asthma.		4 (4–5)	4 (3–5)
3) I would rather play the game than watch an asthma education video.		4 (4–5)	5 (4–5)
4) I would recommend this game to others.		4 (4–5)	4 (4–5)

Chi-squared tests and Wilcoxon rank-sum tests comparing parent and child responses (treated as independent groups)

*Data reflect % of Parent and Child providing correct true/false or yes/no answer