Introducing This Year’s Health Literacy Month Campaign
The
Minnesota Health Literacy Partnership is excited to launch this year’s campaign
for Health Literacy Month!
The theme for the campaign is health literacy and health equity.
Health
equity is about removing unfair differences in health status or health resources
between groups of people- whether they are divided based on education, age,
race, language or socioeconomic status.
Health
literacy and health equity are closely linked. In fact, you can think of health
literacy as the foundation to achieve health equity.
Most
people are impacted by limited health literacy. But, populations most likely to
experience low health literacy are also most likely to experience health
disparities. This year’s campaign is about connecting these dots and providing
you with helpful statistics and resources to help you achieve your health
equity goals. We encourage you to check out our campaign materials here. READ
MORE >>
Health
Quick
Guide to Health Literacy and Older Adults, US Dept of Health & Human
Services
2019: Health Literacy in the 50 States, Health
IQ (an Insurance Co.)
2018: How Health Literacy Got Started, Helen
Osborne
2017: Hidden Cost of Healthcare System
Complexity, Accenture
2015: Health Literacy & Patient
Engagement, 12th Annual Report, US
HHS Sep 2015
2011: Health Literacy Interventions
Outcomes: Updated Systematic Rvw, AHRQ
2010: Health Literacy, NNLM
2010: Health Literacy: Accurate Accessible
Actionable Health Info. for All, CDC
2009: Reaching America’s Health Potential
Among Adults, RWJ Foundation
2009: Low Health Literacy, NAAL 2003
2004: Literacy and Health in America, ETS
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