Does the 'Teddy Bear Hospital' enhance preschool children's knowledge? A pilot study with a pre/post-case control design in Germany.

Abstract:

:The 'Teddy Bear Hospital' is a medical students' project, which has been increasingly established in many countries. To evaluate this concept, we examined the effects of a German Teddy Bear Hospital on children's knowledge relating to their body, health and disease. Using a quasi-experimental pre/post design, we examined 131 preschool children from 14 German kindergartens with pictorial interview-based scales. The analysis of covariance revealed that the children who visited the Teddy Bear Hospital had a significantly better knowledge concerning their body, health and disease than the children from the control group. This German Teddy Bear Hospital is a good health education vehicle for preschool children.

journal_name

J Health Psychol

authors

Leonhardt C,Margraf-Stiksrud J,Badners L,Szerencsi A,Maier RF

doi

10.1177/1359105313488975

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2014-10-01 00:00:00

pages

1250-60

issue

10

eissn

1359-1053

issn

1461-7277

pii

1359105313488975

journal_volume

19

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