As health professionals, you care about health literacy. Health literacy is a …
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As health professionals, you care about health literacy. Health literacy is a …
[Read more...] about Infographic: Some health literacy basics

“When I say ‘health literacy,’ what does that mean to you?” I asked 4 …
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A medical educator recently gave me some feedback from her students on a talk …
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I am continuously meeting providers who are seeking out new ways to connect …
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Patient education is a cornerstone of care. Health Communication Partners has resources to help you provide effective education for each individual. Like this free infographic! This infographic focuses on in-person …

“How do we talk about numbers with our patients?” I was asked this important question recently by a group at a cancer center. I've made a podcast episode and a step-by-step conversation guide. Now I'm offering a …
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I was recently asked an important question by a group at a cancer center: “How do we talk about numbers with our patients?” They were concerned about numeracy, and with good reason. I made a podcast …
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Whew, what a year this has been! I'm entirely grateful we got through it together. And now, we get to look back and see where we've been, including the episodes of 10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication that you …

It's our 8th anniversary, and we’re celebrating because you’re here! And when you’re here, it means together we’re impacting the day to day health and well-being of real people and communities. What we’re doing …
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