Low health literacy
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance for people with low health literacy.
People with low health literacy may be disproportionately affected by drug-resistant infections due to challenges in understanding prevention, appropriate antibiotic use, and when to seek care – factors that intersectional AMR research identifies as drivers of inequitable AMR exposure and outcomes.
Summary
Online self assessment for PCNs to evaluate engagement with Inclusion Health groups and generate a tailored action guide to embed inequality reduction into routine activities.
Population:ÌýLow health literacy
Type:ÌýOnline resource: assessment tool
Link:Ìý
Year:Ìý2026
Available in another language:ÌýNo
Login required:ÌýNo
Summary
Systematic review (n=153 studies) mapping social determinants of health influences on AMR, antibiotic use, and public facing interventions. Identifies key determinants (deprivation, housing, knowledge) and evidence gaps for underserved groups.
Population:ÌýLow health literacy
Type:ÌýJournal article
Link:ÌýSee the
Year:Ìý2025
Available in another language:ÌýNo
Login required:ÌýNo