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The study had a small sample size of 6 medical professionals, limiting the precision of the data. Future studies should have larger sample sizes and examine mobile applications without identifying characteristics to reduce bias and allow cross analysis of higher and lower rated applications to provide more precise results on application quality. The interactive content in the examined applications was confusing and requires further examination.

The LIMITED number (N=6) of
medical professionals

A study with LARGER sample
could give more PRECISE DATA

The focus on the AMERICAN RED
CROSS FIRST AID APPLICATION,
could bias the responses

In the FUTURE studies, scholars
should ELIMINATE any IDENTIFYING
CHARACTERISTICS of the examined
mobile applications

FUTURE studies, should consider
EXAMINING mobile APPLICATIONS,
one with HIGHER ratings and other
with LOWER ratings

The CROSS analysis of the data
could gave more PRECISE RESULTS
on the QUALITY of the media
APPLICATION

The INTERACTIVE content in the
examined mobile applications is
CONFUSED and FRUSTRATED

This needs FURTHER EXAMINATION
in FUTURE studies

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1. The LIMITED number (N=6) of medical professionals A study with LARGER sample could give more PRECISE DATA

2. The focus on the AMERICAN RED CROSS FIRST AID APPLICATION, could bias the responses In the FUTURE studies, scholars should ELIMINATE any IDENTIFYING CHARACTERISTICS of the examined mobile applications

3. FUTURE studies, should consider EXAMINING mobile APPLICATIONS, one with HIGHER ratings and other with LOWER ratings The CROSS analysis of the data could gave more PRECISE RESULTS on the QUALITY of the media APPLICATION

4. The INTERACTIVE content in the examined mobile applications is CONFUSED and FRUSTRATED This needs FURTHER EXAMINATION in FUTURE studies

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