“Healthcare is characterized by more to know, more to manage, more to watch, more to do and more people involved than at any other point in time” (IOM, 2001) - Twenty years later, it is still the case. #HealthLiteracy mitigates the impact to the benefit of people & society ♻️
Studie zeigt: Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund ebenso gesundheitskompetent wie Allgemeinbevölkerung. Erste umfangreiche Erhebung bei Migrant*innen und Folgegenerationen @IZGK5@unibielefeld#healthliteracy#migration#HLSMIG
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New insights with: "Preferences and Experiences of People with Chronic Illness in Using Different Sources of Health Information: Results of a Mixed-Methods Study" https://t.co/ukZyKhlsko #mdpiijerph via @IJERPH_MDPI@IZGK5
Today, Prof. Dr. Jürgen Pelikan will present the results of the European Health Literacy Survey 2019 (HLS19) at the #EPH2021. We are very happy to have been part of this study!
@JrgenPelikan1 @VogtDominique @KlausHurrelmann@IZGK5#Healthliteracy
Orientierung im Gesundheitssystem ist für viele schwierig. Prof'in Dr. Doris Schaeffer leitet den deutschen Part einer internationalen Studie zur Gesundheitskompetenz: https://t.co/GfEa6jcqH5 @WHO_Europe@BMG_Bund
Today the results and recommendations of the HLS19 Health Literacy Survey in 17 countries are launched. More info: https://t.co/RhDwhJCjBb #hls19#mpohl#healthliteracy
Rob Butler from WHO highlighted the need to keep tracking the health literacy developments in a more intrinsic way during the launch of the new European health literacy survey #hls19#mpohl#healthliteracy
Morgen findet die ÖPGK Konferenz statt. Das Programm, sowie alle weiteren Informationen zur Veranstaltung sind hier zu finden 👉 https://t.co/CzLI0hkH1W