Abstract
ABSTRACT Objectives: to build storyboards based on health literacy about breast cancer for women deprived of liberty for later production of videos and e-books. Methods: a methodological study, construction and validity of storyboards with 10 expert judges. The Educational Content Validation Instrument in Health and the Suitability Assessment of Materials were used. For validity, an agreement criterion greater than 80% was considered, verified from the Content Validation Index, with 40-100% for suitability. Results: the storyboards’ overall Content Validity Index was 0.99, combined with the measurement of suitability of 81% and readability percentage of 73.2, categorizing the material as superior and easy to read. Conclusions: the educational technology built proved to be valid and reliable, and can be transformed into an e-book and video to promote self-care for women deprived of liberty.
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