[NIFL-HEALTH:2149] RE: Introduction/RFI

From: Sandra Smith (sandras@u.washington.edu)
Date: Thu Jan 27 2000 - 17:42:25 EST


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In response to Melanie Kalbach's request for info re effects of low 
literacy on health, here are some links to related articles ect. 
available atPrenatalEd.com    SS

http://www.prenataled.com/newsletters/v3n10/v3n10-3.htm
Should we test patients' "health literacy"?
http://www.prenataled.com/newsletters/v3n11/v3n11-2.htm
Prepared to teach low literacy patients?
http://www.prenataled.com/literacy.htm
Literacy
http://www.prenataled.com/quiz1-1.htm
Check Your Prenatal Ed IQ (effects of access to info on pregnancy and 
birth outcomes)
http://www.prenataled.com/bibsig.htm
Significance of Information Giving to Health & Satisfaction, 
Literature Review Summary


-----Original Message-----
From:	Tim and Melanie Kalbach [SMTP:grebe@mindspring.com]
Sent:	Thursday, January 27, 2000 1:53 PM
To:	Multiple recipients of list
Subject:	[NIFL-HEALTH:2147] Introduction/RFI

Good Afternoon,

I am a senior at the University of South Carolina - Columbia. I'm 
working on my senior thesis. The inquiry involves an 
interdisciplinary perspective intohow low literacy affects access to 
health care and patient/physician
communication. My challenge at the moment is finding literature that
investigates the historical and philosophical aspects of these 
issues, from
multiple viewpoints.

Is there anyone who has any insights into where to look for such
resources/references? I look forward to any support offered during 
this
intellectual process.

Thank you.

Melanie Kalbach
grebe@mindspring.com
Columbia, SC



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