Health Literacy Flashcards

(61 cards)

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The health literacy gap is based off people’s what and the health system’s what?

A

Skills and complexity

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In a study of 395 primary care patients in the 3 states asked “How would you take this medicine?” What percent did not understand the instructions on more than one label?

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46%

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In a study of 395 primary care patients in the 3 states asked “How would you take this medicine?” What percent of people with adequate literacy missed at least one label?

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38%

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In a study of adults with literacy below 6th grade level: What percent of people correctly read the instructions “take two tablets by mouth daily?”

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71%

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In a study of adults with literacy below 6th grade level: Only what percent of people could demonstrate the number of pills to actually take?

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35%

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There are lots of ways to get what wrong?

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Dosing instructions

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A study of patient and physician communications: Most physicians (77%) believed patients knew their diagnosis, however what percent of patients did?

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57%

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Nearly all physicians (98%) stated that they at least sometimes discussed their patients’ fears and anxieties, compared with what percent of patients who said their physicians never did this?

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54%

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What is the ability to obtain, read, and understand and use health information and services?

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Health literacy

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A wide range of skills is needed to help people understand and use information to lead a health what?

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Life

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A wide range of skills is needed to help people understand and use information to lead a health life.

Understand appointment what?

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Notices

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A wide range of skills is needed to help people understand and use information to lead a health life.

Following what on medication labels?

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Instructions

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A wide range of skills is needed to help people understand and use information to lead a health life.

Get information about what?

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Illness

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A wide range of skills is needed to help people understand and use information to lead a health life.

Participate in discussion of informed what?

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Consent

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A wide range of skills is needed to help people understand and use information to lead a health life.

Making appropriate medical what?

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Decisions

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Health literacy in the public includes:

1). Voting on what ordinances
2). Vaccinations
3). What preparedness
4). Wearing a what
5). What of diabetes
6). OSHA workplace what

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1). Voting on smoking ordinances
2). Vaccinations
3). Emergency preparedness
4). Wearing a helmet
5). Causes of diabetes
6). OSHA workplace regulations

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77 million adults have basic or below health literacy what?

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Skills

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90 million Americans have difficulty understanding and using health what?

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Information

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Over 40 million additional Americans cannot read complex what?

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Text

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Approximately 1.6 million Missourians have basic or below basic health what?

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Literacy

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Impact of Poor Health Literacy: Less likely to comply with treatment and medication what?

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Plans

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Impact of Poor Health Literacy: Less use of preventative what (immunizations, physicals, and screenings)?

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Services

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Impact of Poor Health Literacy: Risk of hospitalizations and longer what?

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Stays

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Impact of Poor Health Literacy: Not managing chronic conditions what?

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Properly

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Impact of Poor Health Literacy: Increased costs and poor health what?
Outcomes
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Impact of Poor Health Literacy: Increased what?
Mortality
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Patients/parents forget 40-50% of what their practitioner tells them as soon as they leave the office and nearly 50% of what they do remember is recalled what?
Incorrectly
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The more information a patient is given, the less they can what?
Recall
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People with low health literacy have over what times higher annual health care costs?
Four
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$13,000 average annual costs for low health what?
Literacy
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$3,000 for those with higher health what?
Literacy
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The economic costs of poor health literacy: 3.3 to what million dollars a year in Missouri?
3.3 to 7 million
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The economic costs of poor health literacy: 238 billion dollars a year in what?
The US
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The economic costs of poor health literacy: Human costs include increased pain and what, mental what, and lost work and leisure what?
Suffering, health, time
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Does Medicaid or Medicare pay for 47% of healthcare costs? Which one does 19%
Medicaid: 47% Medicare: 19%
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Quality is affected by: Later diagnosis of what and ailments?
Diseases
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Quality is affected by: Poor what and treatment adherence
Medication
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Quality is affected by: Less preventative what utilization
Care
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Quality is affected by: Increased need for chronic care what?
Measures
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Quality is affected by: Greater costs for person and what?
Systems
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A communication strategy that assumes all healthcare encounters are at risk for communication errors and aims to minimize risk for all is what?
Universal precautions
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Most patient instructions are complex, delivered rapidly, and easy to forget under what?
Stress
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Healthcare is increasingly complex: More medications, tests, and what?
Procedures
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Healthcare is increasingly complex: More self-care what?
Requirements
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Healthcare is increasingly complex: More individual input into what?
Decisions
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Understand how patients' what affects their decision making?
Background
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Aspects affecting health literacy include culture, religion, health disparities, compliance rates, and education what?
Levels
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Universal precautions strive to what visits consumer-centered?
Make
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Universal precautions explain thing clearly in plain what?
Language
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Universal precautions focus on key message and what?
Repeat
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Use the 'teach back' or 'show me' method for what?
Understanding
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Use consumer-friendly educational material to enhance what?
Interactions
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Use medical interpretations what?
Services
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Most patients don't understand what?
Anatomy
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Use analogies that are relatable to the what?
Patient
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Consumer-friendly pictures or demonstrations are often what to low literacy patients?
Helpful
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Health drawings provided to MDs by companies are often what?
Complicated
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While talking with families, always: 1). Use plain what 2). Slow what 3). Break it down to shorter what 4). Focus on 2-3 most important what 5). Check for what
1). Use plain language 2). Slow down 3). Break it down to shorter statements 4). Focus on 2-3 most important concepts 5). Check for understanding
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Health literacy is what?
Important
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Lack of health literacy is costly to the patient and what?
Beyond
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It's important to learn these skills for your professional and personal what?
Life