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Patient Information Videos on Operations Trial
This study evaluates whether rapid sequence animation videos (RSAV) are of use as an additional learning resource for the elective pre-operative patient. The investigators aimed to do this by comparing the change in knowledge and anxiety in two groups; Half of the patients were allocated to the normal patient pathway and the other half received the educational video as an additional preoperative learning resource.
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