The Silent Majority: Limited Health Literacy Participants Missing from Market Research
Market researchers are used to asking questions. It is their job to query and probe “to gather information about markets or customers” (McQuarrie, 2016), but how adept are they at turning those questions inward? Have health care-related market researchers synthesized what is currently known about he...
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doaj-0ee1929e589649cd8307dd5a36faf3be2020-11-25T02:03:14ZengSLACK IncorporatedHealth Literacy Research and Practice2474-83072018-05-0122e88e9310.3928/24748307-20180327-01The Silent Majority: Limited Health Literacy Participants Missing from Market ResearchWilliam StoneJuliette C. FaughnanMarket researchers are used to asking questions. It is their job to query and probe “to gather information about markets or customers” (McQuarrie, 2016), but how adept are they at turning those questions inward? Have health care-related market researchers synthesized what is currently known about health literacy to inform their study designs or their participant recruitment goals?https://www.healio.com/public-health/journals/hlrp/2018-4-2-2/%7B3bb62e82-bc1e-47e6-b597-d71d0d353201%7D/the-silent-majority-limited-health-literacy-participants-missing-from-market-researchmarket researchhealth literacy |
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The Silent Majority: Limited Health Literacy Participants Missing from Market Research |
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The Silent Majority: Limited Health Literacy Participants Missing from Market Research |
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SLACK Incorporated |
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Health Literacy Research and Practice |
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Market researchers are used to asking questions. It is their job to query and probe “to gather information about markets or customers” (McQuarrie, 2016), but how adept are they at turning those questions inward? Have health care-related market researchers synthesized what is currently known about health literacy to inform their study designs or their participant recruitment goals? |
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