Table 3.
Summary of the study characteristics multimodal
| Study | Intervention type | Intervention description | Theoretical framework | Study design | Target population | Measure of effectiveness | Primary outcomes | Study setting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calderon 2022 [78] | Other | Workshop including a short video on possible psychotic and depressive symptoms, La CLAve mnemonic device to describes the main symptoms of psychosis, and a narrative film to discuss its portrayal of symptoms | Mental health knowledge, self-efficacy, illness attributions, and help-seeking model | Pretest–Posttest Design | Latinx/endorse being born in Latin-American countries | Questionnaires adapted from previous studies which included some rating scales and mostly open-ended questions to minimize priming | Significant increase in psychotic symptoms reported as definition of serious mental illness (pre, M = 0.69, SD = 0.61; post, M = 1.23, SD = 0.90; p < 0.001) and ability to detect a serious mental illness in others (p < 0.05), in ability to detect a serious mental illness in others (pretraining: M = 2.83, SD = 1.31; posttraining: M = 3.24, SD = 1.27, p < .05), and decrease in participants' recommendations for nonprofessional help-seeking (pre: 49.4%, post: 25.9%, p = .001). No significant change in recommendations for professional help (pre: 64.2%, post: 72.8%, p = .25) | Local churches, community centers, and schools in Los Angeles, California |
| Chalela 2018 [79] | Other | Choices included three components: an educational interactive video, a low-literacy booklet, and care coordination by patient navigation | Social Cognitive Theory and the Stages of Change Model | Randomized Control Trial | Latina breast cancer patients ≥ 18 years old | Survey developed by researchers | Significant change on agreement with stages of readiness statements (p < .002) | UT Health San Antonio Cancer Center. San Antonio, TX |
| Cullen 2022 [80] | Other | Resident-led multidisciplinary quality improvement team developed intervention that included pictogram medication dosing instructions, teach-back, aid and educational materials | Model for Improvement and the PDSA (Plan, Do, Study, Act) cycles | Prospective cohort study | Caregivers and patients | Nursing teach-back assessments developed by researchers | Strong correlation between provision syringes and accurate medication administration (R = 0.84). Overall understanding of liquid acetaminophen administration instructions (report of medication name, purpose, dose, and frequency) improved from 39.8% to 74% | Publicly insured primary care clinic affiliated with a large tertiary medical center |
| Dunlap 2015 [81] | Other | Clinical encounters in which the patient interacts with someone who speaks the same native language at all times while in the clinical setting | None | Prospective cohort study | Families of Hispanic pediatric patients | Survey developed by researchers | Spanish speaking patients receiving care in Spanish showed the highest level of satisfaction (M = 6.91, S.D. = 0.30 p < 0.01) compared to using interpreters or to English speaking patients, they also had the highest perceived quality of information transfer during the visit (M = 6.91, S.D. = 0.20, p < 0.001) | Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, California |
| Lajonchere 2017 [71] | Other | Science Briefs to improve parental understanding of evidence-based causes and emerging treatments for Autism Spectrum Disorder in published biomedical research | None | Randomized mixed method | Hispanic parents or their spouse/partner with ≥ 1 child with Autism Spectrum Disorder | Questionnaire developed by researchers | Increase prepost proportion of correct answers in knowledge test (0.46 [SD = 0.15] to 0.65 [SD = 0.16], p < 0.001) | Community based organization, region not specified |
| Mohan 2015 [82] | Other | PictureRx illustrated medication list depicting the medication, indication, and dosing instructions, accompanied by plain language bilingual text | None | Randomized Control Trial | Latinos with diabetes | Medication Understanding Questionnaire (MUQ) | Statistically significant difference in medication understanding between the PictureRx group (86.4 [SD, 12.6]) and the usual care group (76.4 [SD, 18.0]), the adjusted difference was 9.9 (95% CI, 5.7–14.2; p < .001). Not statistically significant increase in medication adherence in the intervention group (0.5 [95% CI, —0.1 to 1.1]) | Safety net clinic. Nashville, TN |
| Vadaparampil 2022 [83] | Other | In-person workshop and online curriculum to facilitate identification, referral, and navigation of Latinas to genetic counseling/testing | Adult Learning Theory | Pretest–Posttest Design | Bilingual community outreach and education professionals providing services to Latinas | Validated HL tools | Significant increase in hereditary breast and ovarian cancer knowledge (p = 0.002), genetic health literacy for the Familiarity component (p < .0001), and self-efficacy (p < .0001) | Online portion and unspecified in-person location |