Background While there is an ample literature on the evaluation of knowledge translation
interventions aimed at healthcare providers, managers, and policy-makers, there has been …

Organizational health literacy (OHL)-interventions can reduce inequality and demands in
health care encountered by patients. However, an overview of their impact and critical …

Background Fear of side‐effects can result in non‐adherence to medical interventions, such
as medication and chemotherapy. Side‐effect expectations have been identified as strong …

Background Studies of online health information have addressed completeness and
adherence to evidence, which can be difficult because current evidence leaves room for …

Objectives Concern about side effects is one of the most common reasons for refusing
vaccination. Side-effect expectations are known to predict perception of side effects. We …

Abstract Background Drug Package Leaflets (DPLs) provide information for patients on how
to safely use medicines. Pharmaceutical companies are responsible for producing these …

Organisational Health Literacy (OHL)-interventions are needed to overcome health
inequality. OHL-interventions have successfully identified communication barriers at the …

Introduction Written instructive information for the patient is key in pharmaceutical care.
However, the preexisting literature agrees on the discordance between the readability of …

Objectives To analyse attitudes towards sales and use of over-the-counter (OTC) drugs in
the Swedish adult population. Methods Data were collected through the web-based Citizen …

To achieve more satisfactory outcomes, healthcare providers need to communicate with the
patients effectively, mainly in terms of language used between both parties [1]. Numerous …