秘密地不能服从。文盲的代价。

CPJ : Canadian pharmaceutical journal = RPC : la revue pharmaceutique canadienne Pub Date : 1989-02-01

C Rymes-Barley

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想象一下，无法阅读处方瓶或非处方药包装上的说明。这听起来像一场噩梦，但十分之一的药房病人是文盲。本文回顾了药剂师如何通过修改标签说明，改进患者咨询技术和使用符号，图片和录音带来帮助低或不存在读写能力的患者。

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A secret inability to comply. The price of illiteracy.

Imagine being unable to read the directions on your prescription vial or package of over-the-counter medication. It sounds like a nightmare, but one in 10 pharmacy patients are illiterate. This article reviews how pharmacists can help patients with low or non-existent literacy skills by modifying label instructions, improving patient counselling techniques and using symbols, pictures and audio tapes.

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