Thank you for your response, Rima.  A lot depends on how one defines 
illiteracy.
 
Ilene
 
 In a message dated 11/1/2009 11:40:32 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
rrudd at hsph.harvard.edu writes:

Please keep in mind that while many people may struggle with the written 
word, very few people in the US are illiterate.
Rima
 
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>>> <IHABRAMSON at aol.com> 10/30/2009 2:13 PM >>>


Hello Everyone.
 
I am in the process of preparing a curriculum involving simulated hospital 
patients, particularly those who might be illiterate, and was wondering if 
anyone had sample material to share. Given all our tight schedules, it's 
never great to re-invent the wheel. Thank you in advance.
 
 
Ilene
 
Ilene Abramson, Ph.D.
 
 
Member- Policy Committee 
Michigan Board of Pharmacy (2009 - 2011) 
Member - Rules Committee (2009-2012) 
Michigan Board of Respiratory Care 
_ihabramson at aol.com_ (mailto:ihabramson at aol.com)  
Tel:    248-926-0695 
Fax:   248-926-9080 






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