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A Multilingual Digital Microlearning Intervention for Oral Health in Refugee Shelters: Randomized Controlled Trial

  • By

  • Maxi Katharina Müller

  • Fabian Schulz

  • George Jogho

  • Simone Steffens

  • Kirstin Vach

  • Ahmad Amro Baradee

  • Daniel R Reissmann

  • Benedikt C Spies

  • Anna-Lena Hillebrecht

  • June 15, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Multilingual Digital Microlearning Program for Oral Health in Refugee Shelters

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CategoryDetail
Condition
Key MechanismsDigital microlearning intervention providing oral health education via short videos in multiple languages.
Target Population
Care Setting

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    Guideline-Based Recommendations

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        Monitoring & Follow-up

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              A Multilingual Digital Microlearning Intervention for Oral Health in Refugee Shelters: Randomized Controlled Trial

              • by Maxi Katharina Müller, Fabian Schulz, George Jogho, Simone Steffens, Kirstin Vach, Ahmad Amro Baradee, Daniel R Reissmann, Benedikt C Spies, Anna-Lena Hillebrecht

              • June 15, 2026

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