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Special Emphasis Notice (SEN): AHRQ Announces Interest in Research on Improving Organizational Health Literacy to Prevent and Manage Chronic Disease

National Institutes of Health

Sixty percent of adults in the United States have a chronic condition, such as diabetes, hypertension, or depression, and 40 percent have multiple chronic conditions. In addition, many adults are at risk of developing chronic conditions. People with limited health literacy—a third of U.S. adults—are at particularly high risk of poor health outcomes from chronic conditions. Organizations frequently address health literacy, a social determinant of health , with targeted interventions. Many, however, have not systematically implemented organizational health literacy strategies. Organizational health literacy is the degree to which organizations equitably enable individuals to find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions and actions for themselves and their communities. Examples of organizational health literacy strategies include: training staff at all levels and evaluating their health literacy skills, instituting policies and processes to implement evidence-based approaches such as the Teach-Back Method to confirm patient understanding, and systematically testing written materials with target audiences.

This Special Emphasis Notice (SEN) highlights AHRQ’s interest in receiving applications focusing on primary and other ambulatory care settings that: 1) test approaches to integrating organizational health literacy strategies that make it easier for people, especially those with limited health literacy, to take action to prevent and manage their chronic conditions, including diabetes, and 2) spread and scale previously tested organizational health literacy strategies to settings that serve a high proportion of patients with limited health literacy, and/or socioeconomically disadvantaged people.

AHRQ is interested in applications that address:

Which approaches for implementing organizational health literacy strategies, and in which ambulatory settings, are effective in improving prevention and management of chronic diseases for diverse people with limited health literacy
How healthcare organizations can best adopt, adapt, implement, and scale and spread health literacy strategies to improve prevention and management of diabetes and other chronic diseases for people with limited health literacy

Overall, AHRQ is interested in applications aimed at preventing and managing chronic diseases among people with limited health literacy that study either the integration of organizational health literacy strategies into organizational operations, or the spread and scale of organizational health literacy within and across organizations.

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Address: National Institutes of Health; 31 Center Drive; MSC 2220; Bethesda; MD 20892-2220; USA

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