What is health literacy and why should it be important to physicians? Health literacy has profound implications for how people interact with their physicians and other health-care professionals, how they interact with the health-care system, and how theymanage their illnesses. For physicians and other health-care professionals, assessing the patient’s level of literacy is critical throughout the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment stages. Physicians
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Hanna, A. (2009). Patient health literacy: Implications for physician practice and health system planning. Ontario Medical Review, 29–35. Retrieved from https://www.oma.org/Resources/Documents/2009OMAHealthLiteracyImplications.pdf
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