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By Alma S.R.
Source: Office of Diseaes Prevention and Health PromotionThis research-based guide will help you develop intuitive health websites and digital tools that can be easily accessed and understood by all users — including the millions of users who struggle to find, process, and use online health information.
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Foreword by Dr. Karen B. DeSalvo, MD, MPH, MSc
About Health Literacy Online: 2nd Edition- Section 1. What We Know About Users with Limited Literacy Skills
- Section 2. Write Actionable Content
- Section 3. Display Content Clearly on the Page
- Section 4. Organize Content and Simplify Navigation
- Section 5. Engage Users
- Section 6. Test Your Site with Users with Limited Literacy Skills
- Health Literacy Online Strategies Checklist
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