Books about Health Literacy
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Books
Bateman WB, Kramer EJ. (1999). Patient and family education in managed care and beyond: seizing the teachable moment. Springer Pub. Co; New York.
Committee on Health Literacy, Board on Neuroscience and Behavioral Health, [Institute of Medicine]. (2004). Health literacy: a prescription to end confusion. Washington, D.C.; National Academies Press.
Lewis D. (2005). Consumer health informatics: informing consumers and improving health care. Springer; New York.
National Institute on Aging. (2000). Talking with your doctor: a guide for older people. National Institute on Aging; Bethesda, Md.
Osborne H. (2005). Health literacy from A to Z: practical ways to communicate your health message. Jones and Bartlett; Sudbury, Mass.
Rees AM. (2003). Consumer health information source book. Greenwood Press; Westport, Conn.
Spath P. (2004). Partnering with patients to reduce medical errors. Health Forum; Chicago.
Schwartzberg JG, VanGeest J, & Wang C. (2005). Understanding health literacy: implications for medicine and public health. American Medical Association; Chicago.