Public Health Response: Reduce the Demands on Patients

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Public Health Response: Reduce the Demands on Patients Rima E. Rudd, Sc.D. Harvard School of Public Health Session 3241.0 Oral Health Literacy

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd Literacy Skills Literacy influences one’s ability to access information and to navigate the highly literate environments of modern society Those with more general literacy skills will also be more likely to have stronger health literacy skills APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

Adult Literacy & Health Literacy Adult Literacy in America: The First Look at the Results of the National Adult Literacy Survey NALS 1993 The 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy 2005 Literacy and Health in America 2004 The Health Literacy of America’s Adults 2006 APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd NALS 1992 / NAAL 2003 APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

Measures of Literacy Skills [NALS, IALS, ALLS,NAAL] Significant numbers of adults in most industrialized nations are limited in their ability to use everyday materials to accomplish mundane tasks Significant numbers of US adults have low-level literacy skills that constrain their participation in the economy and in society. There are strong relationships between Literacy skills and social determinants [education, income, access to resources, age, minority status] Literacy skills and health status Literacy skills and health outcomes APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd 5

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd Health Literacy An interaction between skills of individuals and social demands IOM 2004 APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd Shift in Emphasis From: Portraits of adults with limited literacy skills To: Examinations of the interplay of social factors APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd Context: Demand Side World wide, we see an increased demand from complex health care systems & increased responsibility for individuals interacting with health care systems Adult Literacy and Lifeskills Surveys, 2003 APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd 8

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd Dual Responsibility Patients’ ability to understand health and medical issues and directions is related to the clarity of the communication. Communicating Health: Priorities and Strategies for Progress Health and Human Services 2003 Failure to provide patients with information about their care in ways that they can understand, will continue to undermine other efforts to improve patient safety. Joint Commission Public Policy White Paper, 2007 APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd Overall Findings A majority of US adults do not have the literacy skills needed to use health related print materials and tools with accuracy and consistency Over 800 studies in public health, medicine, and oral health indicate that most health related materials are inaccessible to about half of U.S. adults APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd Overall Findings A mismatch between literacy skills of individuals and the demands of oral health materials and services may erect an unnecessary barrier to preventive care and treatment. APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

Consider Current Issues Disparities Access to insurance and to care Economic Constraints Needs of specific population groups Implications for public and private practice Critical Issues for Oral Health Communication Use of bottled water Oral cancer Links between oral health and CVD Links between oral health and diabetes Interactions with meds [e.g. cancer, rheumatology] APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

Analyze Contexts & Environments Revisit assumptions Skills & abilities Background Identify expectations Remove barriers Consider environment Improve oral exchange Be attentive to numeracy Improve processes & procedures Move beyond print APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

Analyze Activities, Tasks & Tools Deconstruct activities Tasks Needed skills Needed tools Shape interventions to match needs Oral exchange Numeracy Directions, directives, actions plans APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd

Set the Agenda for Oral Health Literacy Needed research initiatives Protocols for Practice Dental Education Licensing Exams Public Health Dentistry Private Practice Research Collaborations with medicine and public health APHA November 2007 - Dr. Rima E. Rudd