Advancing Organizational Health Literacy Through a Health Literacy Learning Collaborative - Panel Discussion



Advancing Organizational Health Literacy Through a Health Literacy Learning Collaborative - Panel Discussion

Track: Organizational Systems And Policies

Earn 1.25 CE Credits (Expires May 2024)


Learning Objectives

1.   Identify the opportunities and challenges of developing an organizational health literacy learning collaborative.

2.   Understand how a health literacy learning collaborative can enhance current organizational HL efforts and align with your organization’s mission and goals.

3.   Use the tools and resources discussed to collaboratively increase organizational health literacy capacity.

Presenter(s)

Mary Ann Abrams, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics - The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Nationwide Children's Hospital

Allison Riggle, MSW, Ed.D., Program Manager - Nationwide Children's Hospital

Jessica Chevrolet, MS, MPA



This session will feature a health literacy learning collaborative (HLLC) developed through an Office of Minority Health-funded grant to advance organizational health literacy (HL)—Advancing Health Literacy Franklin County. We will: describe how the HLLC was conceived, designed, implemented, and assessed, and share key resources, tools, and approaches used to recruit, train, and evolve into an all-teach-all learn format wherein each team created an organizational or focused HL Plan and advanced as a health literate health organization. Participants will learn how this can be adapted on a small or large scale to address equity, quality, safety, and patient/client centered care.


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IHA Health Literacy Conference
2023
Organizational Systems and Policies
Education
Topic
Audience
Health Care Professionals, Health Educators and Patient Educators, Organizational Leaders and Administrators
Setting
Hospitals and Health Systems, General / Multiple Settings
Level
Applied