Implementing a Video Education Program to Improve Health Literacy

In a world of increasingly complex health care choices, those with limited health literacy are at a disadvantage. Most health materials are written at higher levels than most adults can understand. Limited literacy impacts health behaviors, decisions, and outcomes. Research suggests patient knowledg...

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Published in:Journal for nurse practitioners 2012-09, Vol.8 (8), p.e17-e22
Main Author: Ferguson, Laurie Anne
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Behavior
Cognition & reasoning
Cognitive ability
Cost effectiveness
Decision making
Digital cameras
Editing
Health
Health care
Health education
health literacy
health outcomes
Hospitals
Literacy
Load
Memory
Narratives
Patient education
Primary care
provider communication
video/DVD education program
Videotapes
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Cognition & reasoning
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Cost effectiveness
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Digital cameras
Editing
Health
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Health education
health literacy
health outcomes
Hospitals
Literacy
Load
Memory
Narratives
Patient education
Primary care
provider communication
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Videotapes
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