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Impact of a Single Educational Video Intervention Based on Guidelines on Knowledge of Osteoporosis

  • By

  • Anna-Lena Hauser

  • Javier-Fernando Noriega Urena

  • Levan Saatashvili

  • Firas Esmail

  • Tobias Lange

  • Tobias Ludger Schulte

  • Alexander von Glinski

  • April 17, 2026

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    Osteoporosis affects nearly 28 million people in Europe and causes about 9 million fractures annually worldwide.

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    The disease is often asymptomatic until fractures occur, leading to significant morbidity and reduced quality of life.

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    Educational interventions can improve osteoporosis-related knowledge, which is crucial for enhancing medication adherence.

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    The study evaluated the immediate and short-term effects of a guideline-based educational video on osteoporosis knowledge.

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    Participants were randomly assigned to intervention or control groups, with knowledge assessed before and after the video.

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Effect of a one time guideline based educational video intervention on osteoporosis related knowledge

  • by Anna-Lena Hauser, Javier-Fernando Noriega Urena, Levan Saatashvili, Firas Esmail, Tobias Lange, Tobias Ludger Schulte, Alexander von Glinski

  • April 17, 2026

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