The Ask Share Know (ASK) interventions trains people to use 3 key questions to elicit evidence-based information from their healthcare professionals. Which of the following is NOT one of the questions?Group of answer choicesWhat are the possible benefits and harms of those options?What is the best treatment for me?How likely are those benefits and harms to happen to me?What are my options?

One of the benefits of using the ASK questions was to:Group of answer choiceselicit better information about treatment options from the healthcare professionalminimise the amount of talking from the patienttake up less of the healthcare professionals timeallow the doctor to make a decision for the patient

To identify the pain points around information in circulation, including information voids, some questions to ask include: (select all that apply)What sources are people engaging with but not finding the information they are looking for?How are people reacting to the information?How is official guidance being shared, discussed and interpreted?Are people sharing official guidance, or are they reacting negatively?

InstructionsCreate a survey about healthcare access in your area.  Your survey should collect information about a person's ability to obtain diagnosis, treatment or prevention management from a healthcare provider.  The questions should focus on the person's experience, not what they "think" should happen.  The survey should be 5 questions long.Included in this survey should be two (2) demographic questions and three (3) content questions.Pilot test and refine your survey.

The goal of health literacy interventions is to . . .Group of answer choicesconfuse patients lesscheck that healthcare professionals are getting information rightget patients to remember medical termsmake sure all patients get the same informationNext

26. It is important that you follow certain procedures when working with other health professionals to implement a treatment plan for an elderly or disabled person (choose all that apply).Options Choose the correct answer/sOffer the client the choice of having a support person accompany them for any appointments or procedures.Select…  Ensure the client or patient is fully informed about what they can expect when they see another health professional and is given the opportunity to ask questions. (Where cognitive decline or intellectual disability is present, you will need to cover this with the person who has power of attorney)Select…  Don’t allow the client to ask any questions, they must wait to talk directly to their doctorSelect…  Ensure that any copies of client notes, test results and referral letters are clearly marked as confidential when sent to another health professional. Do not send originals.Select…  Always obtain consent from the elderly person or person with a disability, or from the person who has authority to give consent for them (usually known as power of attorney).Select…  Assume the client has already been fully informed about what is happening during their next visit to their specialistSelect…