Young children have an increased risk of foodborne illness. Keep hands and surfaces clean, separate raw meat from ready to eat foods, and cook food to the right temperature. https://t.co/hzL35Jk5wC
Emergencies are much worse if you can't communicate. Thanks HHS for this simple communication guideline for emergency responders. https://t.co/lEzmdXYgwc #utahhealthlit
In a couple of weeks, anyone from the public will be able to walk into a Salt Lake County Library to get a free Naloxone kit, no questions asked. https://t.co/vQ52wia2BN
"Complicated language can make healthy behaviors seem complicated too." @CommunicateHlth talks self-efficacy in #HealthLit content: https://t.co/zfhRPCP47J
See how @DeptVetAffairs is consolidating resources and using #plainlanguage in its redesigned https://t.co/5hiO5Z04EF website so veterans can find the information they need quickly and easily and better understand what services are available to them. https://t.co/44qhbT997m
Do you work in government communications? Join us for the 2018 Plain Language Summit to learn about the importance of #plainlanguage and hear from fellow communicators across the federal government. https://t.co/VsIyTJ7gcr
Using #plainlanguage means “building a bridge between old and new terms” for our users so that it’s “as easy as possible for them to find the answers they need.” @plain_language https://t.co/dToon9J29D
.@PCORI Executive Director @joevselby: We play many roles in changing the research landscape but our mandate is to assist patients, clinicians, purchasers, and policymakers make informed health decisions. https://t.co/SHzwqgMbt3
"Clinical trial descriptions are re-written using evidence based practices in health literacy." ... Which leads to much shorter, simpler descriptions! 👏👏https://t.co/CC6VZTLRxO #ONSCongress