The case for integrated health and community literacy to achieve transformational community engagement and improved health outcomes: an inclusive approach to addressing rural and remote health inequities and community healthcare expectations.
Debra M JonesDavid LyleLindy McAllisterSusan RandallRobert DysonDanielle WhiteAimee SmithDenise HamptonMariah GoldsworthyAlesha RowePublished in: Primary health care research & development (2020)
The integration of health and community literacy provides a holistic framework that has the potential to effectively respond to the diversity of rural and remote Australian communities and their healthcare needs and expectations. Further research is required to develop, validate, and evaluate the three levels of community literacy education and alignment to health policy, prior to promoting its uptake more widely.