What is Health Literacy Month?
We
are celebrating 20 years! Health Literacy Month is a time for organizations and
individuals to promote the importance of understandable health information.
This annual, worldwide, awareness-raising event has been going strong ever
since Helen Osborne founded it in 1999.
Make
Health Literacy Month stronger by submitting a "Health
Literacy Hero". Together we are a stronger community as individuals,
groups and team organizations worldwide.
Podcast
with Helen Osborne
Since
1999, Helen Osborne has been moderating the health literacy podcast
titled Health
Literacy Out Loud. We celebrate 20 years of Health Literacy Month with a
special podcast featuring Helen Osborne. Our moderator, Michael
Villaire, MSLM, President and Chief Executive Officer, of the Institute for Healthcare
Advancement will give us further insight into the contributions and
vision Helen Osborne would like to share to our community of health literacy
professionals. Subscribe to Health Literacy Out Loud Podcast here!
Do
you think you are a health literacy hero?
Do you know of a health literacy hero?
Our
Latest Health Literacy Heros
Organization
Heros
provides medical care to the uninsured and underinsured
people of the Kansas City
Individual
Heros
has developed valuable training modules to assist dental
practitioners and advocates communicate more.
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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