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The importance of improving digital health literacy globally
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The importance of improving digital health literacy globally

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Kristine Sørensen, founder and director of the Global Health Literacy Academy in Denmark, explains what empowering patients in the digital age looks like and why self-management in health is key to sustainable healthcare.

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WISeR model is an attempt by CMS to reduce spending in Medicare

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