Trust, Communication and Better Health Decisions

Rod Lamberts and Associate Professor Carissa Bonner discuss how health literacy helps people understand risk and make informed health decisions. Drawing on lessons from COVID-19, they explore the roles of trust, communication, implementation science, and behavioural insights in improving public health outcomes. The conversation also highlights shared decision-making and innovative ways to engage communities with health information.

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