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  • Health Literacy
  • Information Science
  • Medical Communication

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  • Librarians play a crucial role in developing health literacy across various demographics.
  • The proliferation of media necessitates effective strategies for building literacy skills.
  • Assessing health information for accessibility is paramount for diverse populations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the multifaceted role of librarians in fostering health literacy.
  • To present methods and tools for evaluating health information readability.
  • To examine the application of generative AI in creating targeted health content.

Main Methods:

  • Review of definitions for various types of literacy.
  • Explanation of readability formulas and assessment tools.
  • Demonstration of readability apps and generative AI for content creation.

Main Results:

  • Librarians utilize readability formulas to evaluate health information across languages and formats.
  • A range of literacy assessment tools and readability applications are available.
  • Generative AI tools, like perplexity, can produce targeted health information.

Conclusions:

  • Health literacy development requires a strategic approach considering diverse audience needs.
  • Readability assessment is essential for ensuring health information is accessible.
  • Innovative tools, including generative AI, can support librarians in their mission.