Dr Bernadette Bartlam
Get together with other health literacy members at the following events
If you'd like an event advertised on our website, then please email healthliteracyukgroup@gmail.com
How can health literacy be developed
23 April 2021
This one day conference will focus on how can health literacy be developed through the life course- welcoming high profile health literacy speakers.
Children’s understanding of COVID19
29 October 2020
Discussion of findings from a recent research project on children’s understanding of COVID19 and a project embedding health literacy into schools in Northern Ireland.
Value of preparation of people with long term conditions
22 October 2020
This seminar will discuss the health literacy considerations for reviews with people with long term conditions with regards to remote consultations.
Digital health literacy and barriers to access
15 October 2020
This seminar will share experiences on building digital services that are responsive to divers health literacy needs, particularly during the pandemic period
Seminar: Health literacy and medicines
8 October 2020
This short presentation will give a small introduction of what health literacy is and how it can affect medicine taking in patients.
Why is Children's Health Literacy so important?
10 October 2019
We've team up with Stoke-on-Trent City Council Public Health to deliver this seminar which will focus on the importance of health literacy to children and their carers.
Why is health literacy so important?
28 June 2018
Health Literacy UK and Stoke-on-Trent City Council Public Health invite you to join us at this seminar, which will focus on health literacy friendly places.
HL at the deep end
16 March 2016
This one-day conference will focus on how we can address health inequalities through health literacy - welcoming high profile health literacy speakers.
Making life better
16 February 2015
This one-day conference will focus on how we can address health inequalities through health literacy - welcoming high profile health literacy speakers.