ArticleHealth literacy research and practice2022
Strengthening the Case for Universal Health Literacy: The Dispersion of Health Literacy Experiences Across a Southern U.S. State.
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Abstract
backgroundHow individuals perceive their health literacy may differ based on demographic and individual characteristics.
objectiveThe purpose of this study was to understand the dispersion of health literacy across demographics in the state of Georgia in 2021 and to determine which factors influence health literacy.
methodsStudy participants were age 18 years and older and completed an on-line Health Literacy Questionnaire ( KEY
resultsRural county and no health insurance were negatively related to all three composite scales (
conclusionLacking health insurance is the most consistent and largest contributor to low health literacy across the state of Georgia; population demographics are not. Health literacy policies and practices should be developed for universal application and not focus on specific populations. [
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