Empowering people with chronic conditions to live healthy lives. Assisting health care providers to deliver self-management support across the South West.
In part 2 of a mini-series on #ImplicitBias for health communicators, the @CommunicateHlth crew shares tips to help challenge those biases in #HealthComm. Take a look: https://t.co/ZdOkenvRPQ
This week, @CommunicateHlth is digging into #ImplicitBias and what it means for #HealthComm professionals. Check out the first installment of this 2-parter: https://t.co/ooEfDU19DU
London and St.Marys areas, there is availability in the Living a Healthy Life workshops for in person learning. share with clients, patients, friends and loved ones. Living with a chronic condition doesn't have to happen alone. https://t.co/OpDDtW2SXs
Want to make your #HealthComm materials sound just right? Being intentional about voice and tone can help, and @CommunicateHlth’s got tips! https://t.co/6yUeuXyD9Z #HealthLiteracy
ANNOUNCEMENT: On April 27, the South West Self Management Program finds a new home with us. Workshops and training for patients, caregivers and health providers will continue as usual. To register, contact SWSM at https://t.co/oClz7D3pfO.
Want to share your voice on managing our population health and social needs? @LHSCCanada & @ML_OHT are looking for community members and service providers to participate in a co-design session to design a Wholistic Needs Screening tool.
Learn more: https://t.co/imrVjMp8TE
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Communicating in the health care world is challenging. Being able to convey empathy can help. Learn about the upcoming free health professional education including the Empathy Effect: https://t.co/jzIO6UtkHM
Happy #InternationalWomensDay There's much to celebrate ✨ about women's achievements, yet we all know there's more to do. Worldwide🌎 let's #EmbraceEquity & build a better world for women everywhere. Collectively we can all forge positive change #IWD2023👉🏽https://t.co/yvAXmQnnxd
Making health-related decisions isn’t always a walk in the park, but health communicators can help. @CommunicateHlth weighs the pros (and pros!) of creating #HealthLit decision aids: https://t.co/Y57mnl9AmZ #HealthComm
Stories are the most powerful way to engage people in change, even more than data (although we also love data). When we hear someone else's story, we can find a connection at the level of shared values. We have to make the time/space to listen to stories. Thanks @sherrillknezel
Pleased to share our paper: Building health literacy system capacity: a framework for health literate systems in the HPI special issue related to #10GCHP @orkanokan_ @duongtuyenvna@NutbeamDon Virginia V. Brazil Diane Levin https://t.co/ou9tP2KprI