TABLE 14.

4 Educational Resources on Health Literacy Continued)

Organization

Phizer Clear Health

Communication Initiative

www.pfizerhealthliteracy.com/

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

www.health.gov/communication/literacy/default.htm

Sumber Daya Diberikan

Alat penilaian literasi kesehatan untuk penyedia layanan kesehatan (The Latest Vital Sign), informasi
tanda-tanda rendahnya literasi kesehatan pada pasien, kalkulator untuk mengetahui prevalensi pasien
dengan literasi kesehatan rendah di tempat praktik, tips untuk meningkatkan komunikasi dengan pasien.

Video dan materi pelatihan untuk mengajari pasien cara mencari informasi kesehatan di Internet,
langkah-langkah rencana tindakan untuk meningkatkan literasi kesehatan, dan panduan untuk pasien
dengan literasi kesehatan dan potensi hambatan belajar lainnya (yaitu, kekurangan pendengaran,
kekurangan visual, tantangan kognitif)

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