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. 2014 Jan 24;16(1):e17. doi: 10.2196/jmir.2521

Table 4.

Evaluation of the E-Health4Uth home safety module by parents in the intervention condition immediately after completing the module (n=541).

Subject n (%)/mean (SD)
Reading of the Web-based, tailored safety advice, n (%)

Have read their advice completely 369 (72.07)

Have read their advice partly 125 (24.41)

Have not read their advice 18 (3.52)
Tailored safety advice, mean (SD)

The safety advice was reliablea 4.19 (0.75)

The safety advice was understandablea 4.36 (0.60)

The safety advice was relevanta 3.53 (0.92)

The safety advice was usefula 3.90 (0.77)

The safety advice motivated to take actiona 3.60 (0.90)
Implementation-intention plan

Completed an implementation-intention plan, n (%) 322 (68.80)

Completed a second implementation-intention plan, n (%) 146 (31.20)

Was it easy to complete an implementation-intention plan?, mean (SD)a 4.08 (0.79)
E-Health4Uth home safety intervention, mean (SD)

Minutes spent to answer the questions and read the safety advicea 14.44 (7.08)

Did you think that the time spent to answer the questions and read the safety advice was (very) long or (very) short?a 3.20 (0.56)

Was the intervention easy to use?a 4.05 (0.62)

Was the intervention a pleasant source of information?a 3.67 (0.78)

Rating for the Web-based, tailored safety advice interventionb 7.28 (1.14)

aScores on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (most negative) to 5 (most positive).

bScores from 1 (most negative) to 10 (most positive).