Combines health literacy principles of plain language and using teach-back to confirm understanding, with behavior change principles of coaching to new habits and adapting systems to promote consistent use of key practices.
Evidence-based guidance to support primary care practices in addressing health literacy. Comprises 21 tools addressing four domains that are important for promoting health literacy in your practice: spoken communication, written communication, self-management and empowerment, and supportive systems.
Guide to using social media to improve reach of health messages, increase access to your content, further participation with audiences and advance transparency to improve health communication efforts.
Designed to assist chief executive officers, presidents, program directors, administrators, and healthcare workers at hospitals or health centers to consider the health literacy environment of their healthcare facilities and to analyze ways to reduce demands, to better serve their patients and staff and ultimately to increase revenue.
Designed to help hospitals and health center staff members begin to consider some of the characteristics of their workplace that help or hinder a visitor’s ability to make his or her way about. This initial focus is on physical navigation.