[PNWHEALTH] Followup URLs to suggestions for low literacy/developing HE content

[Laura Larsson]

Friends:

A few weeks ago you were kind enough to send suggestions for help 
in developing health education materials for use by a librarian 
colleague, Patricia Auflick. Both of us thank you. You all are great!

Patricia says: "Your folks were so helpful.  I wanted to share 
with them what I've developed for a workshop if they are 
interested.  The topic is how to develop health education 
materials, but touches on health literacy, and easy-to-read 
materials.  You are welcome to forward it or not - if you think 
anyone would be interested in it.  I hate reinventing the wheel 
so I'm always willing to share the work I've done.  Anyone is 
welcome to use it - all they need to do is credit me/the AHS 
Library."

So, Patricia developed these two handouts and is making them 
available for your use. They're too large to put into an email so 
I posted them on the Web for you to use/adapt (with credit) in 
compliance with Patricia's wishes. Once Patricia's Web site is 
back in operation, I'll send you the new URL.

The handouts are located at:
http://depts.washington.edu/hswork/ph/auflick/

One is a PowerPoint presentation. The other a Webliography of 
resources. Enjoy!

Thanks again for your help. Let us know if you find them useful.

Laura

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Keep well and connected,

Laura Larsson
Information Content Manager
Digital Assets Manager
Online Learning Developer
Information Appliance/PDA Trainer

Clinical Faculty
Health Services, SPHCM
University of Washington
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