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Health literacy crisis demands innovation in patient education

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The current state of health education provided by hospitals and insurance companies is outdated, failing to meet modern patient preferences for information consumption. There is a critical need for innovation in how health information is delivered to address the overlooked crisis of health literacy. AI

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Health literacy crisis demands innovation in patient education

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Lisa Fitzpatrick, Contributor ·

    Health Literacy Is An Overlooked Healthcare Crisis

    Health education from hospital systems and insurance companies is outdated and ignores patient preferences for consuming health information. It is time for innovation.

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