Tiranun Rungvivatjarus, Amy Z Chong, Aarti Patel, Manaswitha Khare, Mario Bialostozky, Cynthia L Kuelbs
Training pediatric physicians and staff to obtain data from the electronic health record
Healthcare (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
consumer financial literacy become growing concern educators community groups businesses government agencies policymakers correspondingly increase number types financial education programs available households many programs focus providing information consumers operate implicit assumption increases information knowledge lead changes financialmanagement practices behaviors article focuses four financialmanagement activitiescashflow management credit management saving investment data surveys consumers used analyze connections knowledge behaviorwhat consumers know overall financial knowledge statistically linked financial practices knew likely engage recommended financial practices addition certain types financial knowledge statistically significant particular financial practicesknowing credit saving investment correlated higher probabilities engaging recommended credit saving investment practices respectively although causality could flow either direction finding indicates increases knowledge may lead improvements financialmanagement practices thus financial education combination skillbuilding audiencetargeted motivational strategies may one way elicit desired behavioral changes financialmanagement practices