1. Questionnaire survey: By designing and distributing questionnaires, the changes of community residents' knowledge, attitude and behavior about health education on safe drug use were evaluated. The questionnaire can include questions about drug knowledge, drug use behavior, cognition of side effects and so on. By comparing the questionnaire results before and after education, we can evaluate the influence of educational activities on residents.
2. Observation and research: To evaluate the effect of health education by observing the behavior and decision-making of community residents in the actual drug use process. Observation can include direct observation or indirect observation, observation of residents' choice when purchasing drugs, and observation of compliance with doctor's advice when using drugs.
3. Retrospective analysis: By consulting the medical records and drug use of community residents, evaluate the impact of health education on drug use safety of residents. We can compare the medical records before and after education, including the number of visits, drug dosage, adverse reactions and other indicators, and evaluate the improvement degree of educational activities on residents' drug safety.