Association of Health Literacy Among Nulliparous Individuals and Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes

This 2021 article by Lynn Yee et al. is based on a study of nearly 10,000 pregnant people. Researchers found that adverse health outcomes (in the parent and/or newborn) are more likely to occur when the parent has inadequate health literacy. In addition, they identified health literacy as a key social determinant of health that may be associated with health disparities.


#PregnancyandPostpartumHealthLiteracy

Public Health
Topic
Pregnancy and Postpartum
Audience
Health Care Professionals, Researchers and Academics
Setting
Hospitals and Health Systems, Primary Care and Outpatient Practices, Research Settings
Level
Advanced