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11 Critical health literacy for the marginalised: Empirical findings

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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents iii
  3. List of figures, tables and boxes ix
  4. Notes on contributors xiii
  5. Introduction xxi
  6. Research Into Health Literacy: An overview of recent developments
  7. Defining health literacy: Exploring differences and commonalities 5
  8. From Saranac Lake to Shanghai: A brief history of health literacy 21
  9. Health literacy of children and adolescents: Conceptual approaches and developmental considerations 39
  10. The concept of mental health literacy 53
  11. Measuring health literacy in adults: An overview and discussion of current tools 67
  12. Measuring children’s health literacy: Current approaches and challenges 83
  13. Developing an instrument for measuring the health literacy of adolescents: Lessons learned 99
  14. Measuring health literacy in Europe: Introducing the European Health Literacy Survey Questionnaire (HLS-EU-Q) 115
  15. Health literacy and health disparities: A global perspective 139
  16. Health literacy in later phases of life: Findings from Germany and other countries 153
  17. Critical health literacy for the marginalised: Empirical findings 167
  18. Health literacy and chronic conditions: A life course perspective 183
  19. Health literacy research in the Nordic countries 199
  20. Programmes and interventions to promote health literacy
  21. Improving health literacy in clinical and community populations 219
  22. MEDIA PROTECT: A setting- and parent-targeted intervention for a healthy childhood in the digital age 233
  23. Using Photovoice as a participatory approach to promote youth health literacy 247
  24. Mental health literacy for refugee youth: A cultural approach 261
  25. Media health literacy, eHealth literacy and health behaviour across the lifespan: Current progress and future challenges 275
  26. School-based mental health literacy interventions 291
  27. Health literacy interventions for children or adolescents: An overview and insights into practical applications 307
  28. Health literacy interventions in the delivery of pharmaceutical care 323
  29. A stated preference discrete choice health literacy intervention framework for the control of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Africa 335
  30. Occupational health literacy: Healthy decisions at work 347
  31. Mental health literacy interventions in adults 359
  32. An empirical perspective on the concept of mental health literacy in the field of families with parental mental illness 371
  33. Putting the literacy back into health literacy: Interventions in US adult literacy and English language programmes 385
  34. Policy programmes to promote health literacy
  35. Health literacy policies: European perspectives 403
  36. Developing health literacy policy in Scotland: A case study 419
  37. Health literacy policies: National examples from Canada 435
  38. Health literacy policies: National example from Austria – A unique story and some lessons learned from an ongoing journey 453
  39. Health literacy policy in Australia: Past, present and future directions 471
  40. Health literacy policies: National examples from the United States 489
  41. Health literacy in New Zealand: A tale of serendipity and indigenous health 505
  42. Health literacy and the school curriculum: The example of Finland 521
  43. Future dialogue and new perspectives
  44. Health-literate healthcare organisations 539
  45. Future avenues for health literacy: Learning from literacy and literacy learning 555
  46. The social embeddedness of health literacy 573
  47. Children as active participants in health literacy research and practice? From rhetoric to rights 587
  48. Health literacy practices of adults in an avatar-based immersive social virtual world: A sociocultural perspective of new media health literacies 601
  49. Health literacy and participation in the healthcare of adults: (In)compatible approaches? 617
  50. A lifespan perspective on health literacy: Ageing and end-of-life issues 633
  51. Salutogenesis and health literacy: The health promotion simplex! 649
  52. Health literacy in a social context: A meta-narrative review 665
  53. Health literacy for all? Inclusion as a serious challenge for health literacy: The case of disability 689
  54. Capacity building for health literacy 705
  55. Index 721
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