Health Literacy Workshop: Participant Topics of Interest Survey

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Health literacy describes an individuals ability to understand and process basic health information and use that information to make the best and most appropriate health decisions. Poor health literacy has serious health consequences. Unfortunately, most adults in the U.S. do not have good health literacy skills and certain groups are at even greater risk of poor health literacy and poor health outcomes. Those groups are: 1) racial and ethnic groups other than White, 2) immigrant and displaced individuals, 3) people with less than a high school degree or GED, 4) people with incomes at or below poverty level, and 4) non-native speakers of English.

We and our collaborators are putting together a health literacy workshop! We would like to know more about you and your interest in order to put together a great workshop and ensure that our resources are reaching populations in need. Please fill out the survey below.

Email *

What topics are you interested in covering? *

Identifying personal health information (Identifying primary care provider, keeping track of medical history, prescriptions, and previous visits)

Medical providers, documents and paperwork (Defining referrals, copays, and other insurance-related terms, finding a provider within Medicaid and available clinics)

Information about common chronic illnesses (Diabetes and Cardiovascular illnesses)

Identifying reliable health information

Talking with your doctor: Possible questions to ask about your health

Vaccines and how they work

Other:

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Please enter your zip code of residence. Zip code only please. No other personal information.

Please select the choice(s) that best describes your racial and ethnic identity.

Black/African American

White/Caucasian

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Asian

American Native/Alaskan Native

Non-Latinx/Hispanic

Latinx/Hispanic

Other

Prefer not to answer

If you selected other, please describe your racial and ethnic identity.

How old are you?

5-10 years old

11-15 years old

16-20 years old

21-25 years old

26-30 years old

31-35 years old

36-40 years old

41-50 years old

51+ years old

Prefer not to answer

Clear selection

What is the highest degree or level of school you have completed? If currently enrolled, highest degree received.

No schooling completed

Pre-school (nursery school) to 8th grade

Some high school

High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)

Some college credit

Trade/technical/vocational training

Associate degree

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree

Doctorate degree/Professional Degree

Prefer not to answer

Clear selection

What is your primary first language

Amharic

Spanish

English

Prefer not to answer

Clear selection

If other was selected, please tell us your primary first language.

The Following Question Inquires About Identity as an Immigrant

The question below IS NOT meant to target individuals nor is it meant to cause harm. Immigrant communities are one of the groups most impacted by health disparities and face some of the largest consequences of lack of health literacy. The following question is only to determine if our curriculums are reaching these communities. This question is completely optional and you do not have to respond. Please choose, "Prefer not to answer."

I identify as an immigrant.

Yes

Prefer not to answser

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