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Health Literacy 101: Introducing Health Literacy to the Professional

1.00CME
1.00CPE
1.00KBEP
Limited health literacy is very common among patients in the US. Managing such patients effectively requires that health care providers understand the nature of health literacy and possess specific clinical skills both to assess the health literacy of their patients and to communicate with them in a manner consistent with their health literacy levels.  Read More

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Use of Universal Design and Other Environmental Modifications to Improve Comfort, Safety and Independence for People with SCI

1.00CME
1.00KPTA
1.00KBSW
Why Discuss Environmental Barriers and the Need for Solutions?
Barriers make activities of daily living a challenge. They increase risks that can cause unsafe conditions, produce unnecessary discomfort, and create isolation. This presentation will address how to change these barriers to make living conditions for persons with SCI more comfortable and able to live a more normal life.
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Susan Bachner, MA, OTR/L, FAOTA Certified Environmental Access Consultant (CEAC)
Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS)...
Susan Bachner, MA, OTR/L, FAOTA

VHA Office of Rural Health

1.25CME
1.25CPE
1.25CNE
About 3 million Veterans enrolled in the VA Health Care System live in rural areas. These rural Veterans sometimes cannot find a way to travel to see a doctor or other health care workers. Rural Veterans might not live near a VA hospital or a VA doctor's office. Some rural Veterans need help to schedule visits to see a doctor or to schedule medical tests or to get medicine from their local drugstore.

The Office of Rural Health (ORH) is a part of the Veterans Health...  Read More

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Anselm A. Beach, MS Chief Planning Officer
Department of Veterans Affairs
MidSouth Healthcare Network
Nashville,...
Anselm A Beach, MS

Project Access: Improving Care for Children with Epilepsy in Rural Communities

1.00CME
1.00CPE
1.00CNE
Project Access was created to increase access to comprehensive and coordinated healthcare services for children and youth with epilepsy residing in medically underserved and rural areas. Nine states are working to implement effective communication and outreach strategies to serve selected underserved populations. The Washington demonstration program is working with the Hispanic population in Yakima and Benton/Franklin Counties. This workshop presents some of the barriers confronted by rural...  Read More

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