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Health Literate Care Model A Universal Precauons Approach I To learn more about the Health Literate Care Model — including tips and tools that will help you implement it— visit health.gov . Community Partners Resources and Policies Health Literate Systems Organization of Health Care Delivery system design Health information systems Self-management support Shared decision making Strategies for Health Literate Organizaons Apply improvement methods Improve verbal interaction Improve written communication Link to supportive systems Engage patients as partners in care and improvement efforts Producve Interacons Informed, Health Literate, Acvated Paent and Family Prepared, Proacve, Health Literate Health Care Team mproved Outcomes See: Koh, H.; Brach, C.; Harris, L.M.; and Parchman, M.L. (2013) “ A Proposed ‘Health Literate Care Model Would Constitute A Systems Approach to Improving Patients’ Engagement in Care. ” Health Affairs. No. 2 (357-367).
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Health Literate Care ModelA Universal Precautions Approach
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To learn more about the Health Literate Care Model — including tips and tools that will help you implement it— visit health.gov.
Community PartnersResources and Policies
Health Literate SystemsOrganization of Health Care
Delivery system design
Health information systems
Self-management support
Shared decision making
Strategies for Health Literate OrganizationsApply improvement methods
Improve verbal interaction
Improve written communication
Link to supportive systems
Engage patients as partners in care and improvement efforts
Productive Interactions
Informed, Health Literate, Activated Patient and Family
Prepared, Proactive, Health Literate Health Care Team
mproved Outcomes
See: Koh, H.; Brach, C.; Harris, L.M.; and Parchman, M.L. (2013) “A Proposed ‘Health Literate Care Model Would Constitute A Systems Approach to Improving Patients’ Engagement in Care.” Health Affairs. No. 2 (357-367).
