Your Needs:
Our services focus on our clients' critical needs to effectively communicate health and wellness concepts to diverse audiences. Patients need to understand their care options and how to optimize their healthcare outcomes. Find out how In Credible English can support your needs for:
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Presenting patent information at reading and numeracy levels accessible to those with low-literacy skills
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Engaging patients in using Personal Health Records to support your practice goals and Meaningful Use requirements
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Better preparing patients to achieve treatment goals
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Designing information for visual as well as textual readers and for ESL audiences
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Creating wellness information targeted especially to different age groups: children, youth, adults, the elderly
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Developing staff performance support materials and assessment strategies
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Communicating consistently and persistently to help both patients and staff not only take action, BUT take the right action at the right time
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Evangelizing practice success outcomes
Our Solutions:
At In Credible English, we understand that outcomes matter, and the first step to ensuring successful outcomes is to make your message make sense to every patient, staff member, and referring professional. We provide:
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Expertise in preparing and presenting print and online consumer information on issues ranging from prevention to emergency preparedness
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A single source for medical writing, editing, information design, and training geared to diverse health literacy requirements.
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Ability to condense and streamline materials into usable information for any attention span
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Experience broadcasting your health messages across diverse channels via publications, public relations, webinars, social media, product literature, manuals, forms, and patient correspondence.
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Expertise in writing strategic grants and proposals for commercial, non-profit, and government opportunities
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Full-service approach to customized CME
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Review services provided and deliverables
for a variety of Health Literacy
Case Studies.
Resources
Find more information on important health communication topics here...
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http://www.health.gov/communication/literacy/— Health.gov information on topics related to health literacy
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http://www.cdc.gov/healthliteracy/ — Centers for Disease Control portal for health literacy activities and information throughout the U.S.
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ACA Opportunities and Challenges for Health Educators — Issue brief published by the Society for Public Health Education
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www.healthaffairs.org — Online publication Health Affairs, the leading journal of health policy thought and research is a peer-reviewed journal founded in 1981 as part of Project HOPE, a nonprofit international health education organization.
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www.amwa.org — The American Medical Writers Association, which is the leading professional organization for nearly 5,000 writers, editors, and other communicators of medical information in the U.S., Canada, and 30 other countries
Sample Projects:
We offer a broad range of medical communication and training solutions for patients and healthcare professionals. Sample projects include:
For Medical Publishers —
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Compact Clinicals (Kansas City): Diagnostic and treatment textbooks, assessment tools, and patient education materials on mental health and neuropsychiatry topics
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Jones & Bartlett (Boston): Written content for Adult ADHD patient information brochure; APA conference session manuscript article
For Practitioners and Health Information Providers —
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Center for Health Management (Gulfport, MS): Consumer education diet and nutrition book
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ARC Wellness (Kansas City): Patient health screening forms; wellness card deck
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Alliant Health Solutions (Atlanta): Technical proposal writing for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services QIN-QIO contract
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Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services: CME manual for long-term care nursing
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HJ Design (Kansas City): Copywriting to support marketing consulting for medical practice clients
Check out our full Client List.
Language Matters!
Improved health outcomes, patient and family engagement, meaningful use — When you speak to each and every patient in ways they can understand, positive change becomes possible.