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Table 3.

Data extraction of eligible studies

Author Outcome Design Participant Health education Evaluation Method Main Findings
Intervention Control
Aditya et al., 2021, Indonesia increase the knowledge and compliance Quasi- experimental 35 intervention groups and 35 as control groups MH Mobile Book/module Questionnaire the MH Mobile significantly increased knowledge of participants (P value =0.000)
Feitosa et al., 2019, Brazil preventing the disease and reducing stigma pre-experimental study without control group 43 adolescents The “Myth or Truth” on leprosy game None Educational Material Adequacy Questionnaire increase in knowledge about leprosy (P 0.001)
Noordende et al., 2021, India knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP), stigma pre/post intervention study 1067 participants in the first survey and 843 participants in the second survey Posters, leaflet and community meetings None the Explanatory Model Interview Catalogue Community Stigma Scale (EMIC-CSS); the Social Distance Scale (SDS); in-depth interview Increase knowledge, attitude and practices (P 0.001)
Paixão et al., 2009, Brazil Motivational aspect of Family Health Team Quasi-experimental 48 healthcare professionals, family health team Tele-education: the Web, discussion lists, chats, activity diaries, iconographic 3D video, classes in video streaming, videoconference, and case simulation None The Web Site Motivational Analysis Checklist (WebMAC) High motivational scores.
Pinheiro et al., 2014, Brazil Knowledge pre/post intervention study 200 high school students Lecture: Health education in the classroom None Questionnaire Increased in knowledge
Peters et al., 2015, Indonesia Knowledge and attitude, reduce stigma Cluster-randomized controlled intervention study 375 participants The contact intervention: education, testimonies (direct contact), videos and comics None The Explanatory Model Interview Catalogue Community Stigma Scale (EMIC-CSS), social distance scale (SDS), 6-question questionnaire, FGD Knowledge about leprosy increased and that negative attitudes reduced (P<0.001)