HEALTH LITERACY IN THE CONTEXT OF A MODERN WORLD
Abstract
The authors of the article carried out a review of the literature data on the study of health literacy. This article describes the levels of health literacy, the state of health literacy of young people, as well as assessment tools. According to the literature, in most studies the key tools for assessing the level of health literacy are: TOFHLA, REALM and HLS-EU-Q47. The review describes the means and ways to improve the level of health literacy. Promising technologies for the dissemination of relevant knowledge are communication tools, such as the Internet.
About the Authors
G. S. Kayupova
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
S. R. Zhakenova
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
O. K. Zhamantayev
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
N. Zh. Erdesov
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Zh. M. Kuanysh
Karaganda medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
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Kayupova G.S., Zhakenova S.R., Zhamantayev O.K., Erdesov N.Zh., Kuanysh Zh.M. HEALTH LITERACY IN THE CONTEXT OF A MODERN WORLD. Medicine and ecology. 2020;(1):21-27. (In Russ.)
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