Practical Products
Access innovative, evidence-based products that help you and your organization communicate clearly and effectively.
Currently featuring the Health Literacy Copilot and our comprehensive toolkit, this section will continue to grow with new solutions designed to address emerging health literacy challenges.
Each product is developed or selected to provide practical, scalable impact in your work.
HealthLiteracyCopilot ™
IHA’s new AI-powered platform is revolutionizing health content material assessment to improve the readability, engagement and compliance of healthcare materials. See it here!
Always Use Teach-back! Toolkit
Combining IHA’s Health Literacy Specialist Certificate Communication Micro-Credential and IHA’s PlainLanguage Pro Training, this package is perfect for professionals in marketing, advertising, and health promotion and communication. You’ll gain both the knowledge and skills to communicate clearly and create materials that are accessible, engaging, and effective.
Publications
IHA’s new AI-powered platform is revolutionizing health content material assessment to improve the readability, engagement and compliance of healthcare materials. See it here!
HLRP: Health Literacy Research and Practice
Health Literacy Research and Practice is an interdisciplinary and international journal dedicated to bridging research with best practices to advance the field of health literacy, promote health equity, and reduce health disparities. HLRP is open-access, peer reviewed and indexed in the National Library of Medicine. The journal features “rolling publication” (articles are published online as soon as the editing/production process is complete), organized into four quarterly issues (January, April, July, and October).
Highlights
August Focus
The Iterative Cycle: Policy, Research, and Practice
Expert Insights: Intersecting Health Literacy Research, Policy, & Practice
Blog: The Pivot Pillar: How Policy Turns Research into Practice
Health Literacy Out Loud: “Communicating Clearly with People Who Have Disabilities” &
“Health in Context of People’s Lives” &
“Genetic Testing: Conversation with a Researcher and Patient Advocate”
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