Health Literacy in Ireland. Report 2012

Date: 2012
Author: NALA
ISBN: N/A

NALA Health Literacy in Ireland Report

The main aim of this report is to act as a milestone position paper on the development of health literacy in Ireland. In doing so, the paper will summarise the work done to date by NALA and others, highlighting specific insights. It will give an up to date assessment of the current state of play and point to future directions.

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