Educational Resources

Practical guidance for the people who review patient materials.

Resources written for clinical, marketing, and compliance teams who share responsibility for what patients read — prepared by a licensed practical nurse.

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The Health Literacy Review

A clinician's checklist for patient-facing materials. Ten pages, written to be used during an actual review rather than read once and filed.

  • The four document families where patient comprehension most often breaks down
  • Reading-level checks that do not dilute clinical or consent language
  • Verification questions for every clinical claim in a patient-facing document
  • A short governance checklist for AI-drafted healthcare content
  • What to record so a review is defensible later

Educational Resources

The Health Literacy Review

Occasional notes on healthcare communication. Practical guidance only — no promotion, no frequency you did not ask for.

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Interactive assessment

Patient Communication Readiness Scorecard

A ten-question self-assessment across five dimensions: readability, clinical accuracy, consistency, actionability, and governance. Receive a scored breakdown and a printable summary of where your materials are strong and where they may be creating risk.

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Reading level and plain language
Clinical claim verification
Message consistency across channels
Actionability for stressed readers
Review records and governance
AI-assisted content oversight

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A checklist helps. A review changes outcomes.

If your team is working through patient materials now, a consultation is the fastest way to understand where understanding is being lost.