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coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 poses significant threat safety residents longterm care facilities staff longterm care facilities essential care prevention major infectious diseases therefore require good health literacy ensure health residents main objective study examine health literacy staff longterm care facilities analyze factors associated covid19 health literacy taiwan provide basis response mechanism emerging infectious diseases crosssectional survey structured questionnaire convenience sample method assess covid19 health literacy caregivers working longterm care facilities study covid19 health literacy scale selfadministered scale designed combine concept health literacy 3 levels 5 stages preventive medicine total 385 workers 10 longterm care facilities surveyed study sample validated questionnaires statistically analyzed using spss version 220 statistical software multivariate logistic regression model used establish associated factors covid19 health literacy level overall mean covid19 health literacy score 887 104 range 58105 using quartile scale 92 239 study participants low health literacy health literacy score 82 190 493 average health literacy health literacy score 8298 remaining 103 268 good health literacy health literacy score 99105 statistical analysis revealed significant differences p 005 covid19 health literacy score demographic variables education job category number daily service users training related infectious disease prevention control study population logistic regression analysis covid19 health literacy level 82 vs 82 showed significant difference study sample gender male vs female 246 95 ci 115526 job category nurse practitioner vs caregiver 725 95 ci 2462144 monthly service hours 160 h vs 4079 h 0044 95 ci 007097 experience caring confirmed covid19 patients yes vs 013 95 ci 002098 training related infectious disease prevention control yes vs 28 95 ci 152515 study recommends facilities provide immediate updated covid19 information staff especially frontline caregivers specifically enhance covid19 infection control education training facility staff eliminate health literacy disparities