It takes a village to raise a child- A multidisciplinary approach to promoting paediatric health literacy in cystic fibrosis.

Healthcare professionals are important custodians of healthcare information for their service user population. Paediatric healthcare teams have a responsibility to aid in the development of health literacy skills at an early age and promoting children to take an active role in their healthcare. The use of colouring/storybooks and animations are excellent media to initiate discussions and develop partnerships in paediatric healthcare in an engaging and informative manner. Whilst this study related to CwCF, the findings may be applicable to the health literacy of children of other disease states. For optimum impact, the healthcare team should (i) co-produce these media with the paediatric service user, their families and animation teams and (ii) ensure that the readability, legibility and formats are appropriate, informative and engaging for the target age-group.

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2024-12-01
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It takes a village to raise a child- A multidisciplinary approach to promoting paediatric health literacy in cystic fibrosis.

Brian Coyle, Hannah Anderson, R. E. Moore, Dearbhla Toland et al.
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It takes a village to raise a child- A multidisciplinary approach to promoting paediatric health literacy in cystic fibrosis.

Brian Coyle, Hannah Anderson, R. E. Moore, Dearbhla Toland, Esther Wright, Katherine Catney, John E. Moore, Jane Bell, E. Grieve, B. Cherie Millar, Laura Jenkins, Alan J. Parkin, Claire Benny, Damian O’Neill, Lauren Alexander, Alastair Reid, Jacqueline C. Rendall, C McCabe
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Abstract

Healthcare professionals are important custodians of healthcare information for their service user population. Paediatric healthcare teams have a responsibility to aid in the development of health literacy skills at an early age and promoting children to take an active role in their healthcare. The use of colouring/storybooks and animations are excellent media to initiate discussions and develop partnerships in paediatric healthcare in an engaging and informative manner. Whilst this study related to CwCF, the findings may be applicable to the health literacy of children of other disease states. For optimum impact, the healthcare team should (i) co-produce these media with the paediatric service user, their families and animation teams and (ii) ensure that the readability, legibility and formats are appropriate, informative and engaging for the target age-group.

PubMedVol. 93(2)
University of Ulster (GB), Belfast City Hospital (GB)
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
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It takes a village to raise a child- A multidisciplinary approach to promoting paediatric health literacy in cystic fibrosis. — Brian Coyle, Hannah Anderson, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS