Rima E. Rudd
Low Health Literacy
letters6 december 2011low health literacyrima e rudd scd msprima e rudd scd mspfrom harvard school public health boston 02115search papers authorauthor article disclosure informationhttpsdoiorg107326000348191551120111206000018 sectionsaboutfull textpdf toolsadd favoritesdownload citationstrack citationspermissions sharefacebooktwitterlinkedinredditemail editorberkman colleagues excellent review health literacy research 1 omitted consideration comment underlying assumptions shaping studies review various studies evaluated many health literacy studies offer theoretical logical explanation link literacy skills health outcomes justification studying patients abilities without due attention demand side 2004 institute medicine report health literacy prescription end confusion2 indicated literacy results interaction example reader text listener references1 berkman nd sheridan sl donahue ke halpern dj crotty k low health literacy health outcomes updated systematic review ann intern med 201115597107 pmid 21768583 linkgoogle scholar2 institute medicine report brief health literacy prescription end confusion washington dc national academies pr 2004 google scholar3 kirsch jungeblut jenkins l kolstad national center education statistics adult literacy america first look results national adult literacy survey washington dc us department education 1993 google scholar author article disclosure informationauthors rima e rudd scd mspaffiliations harvard school public health boston 02115disclosures none disclosed previousarticlenextarticle advertisement figuresreferencesrelateddetailssee alsolow health literacy health outcomes updated systematic review nancy berkman stacey l sheridan katrina e donahue david j halpern karen crotty low health literacy hema padmanabhan low health literacy joy c burnette low health literacy lindsay rosenfeld low health literacy nancy berkman metrics cited bycancer prevention early adulthood highlights meeting expertshealth literacy promotion contemporary conceptualizations current implementations canadian health librarianship 6 december 2011volume 155 issue 11page 793794keywordsconflicts interesthealth care providershealth information technologyliteracymorbiditymortalityprevention policy public health epublished 6 december 2011 issue published 6 december 2011 copyright permissionscopyright 2011 american college physicians rights reservedpdf downloadloading