The Clear Conversations Project

Understanding health information can be difficult. This means some people struggle to know how to manage their health. Also, people may not know what health services to use or when to use them. This can lead to poorer health. It is therefore important health workers can communicate information clearly. This is so people using health services can understand it and know what to do. Having clear conversations with service users could help them to improve their health. More research is needed into this area. This is so we can understand and improve health conversations. In this research project health workers will be provided with training. The training will teach them ways to improve their communication skills. Health workers will also receive support from a Health Literacy Officer. The Investigators want to see if this can improve service user outcomes and reduce health inequalities. The investigators will ask health workers and service users from a Local Authority and an NHS service to take part. Service users will attend the health programmes as normal. Staff who have and have not received the training will deliver the programmes. The investigators will ask service users to complete questionnaires. The investigators will also collect service user data from the programmes. This data will be collected before and after they attend. The investigators will compare this data with the previous year. The investigators will observe health workers delivering the programmes. The in…

This description comes directly from the study's public registry record.

Cheryl Grindell, PhD  ·  44 7934178779  ·  c.a.grindell@sheffield.ac.uk

Alicia O'Cathain, PhD  ·  44 114 2220770  ·  a.ocathain@sheffield.ac.uk

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