Equipping Health Professions Educators to Better Address Medical Misinformation
RTI worked with the CDC, the AAMC, and 5 medical schools to share their learnings about combatting medical misinformation and mistrust. This paper comprises insights from each of the teams and overarching observations regarding the challenges and opportunities involved with leveraging health professions education to address medical misinformation and improve patient health.
Evaluating Health Information
UCSF Health’s article about how to evaluate health information.
Health Misinformation Resources
The National Library of Medicine has online resources for health misinformation, including reading, videos, webinars, classes, events, and funding opportunities.
The Trust Toolkit: Spitfire’s Toolkit for Civil Society Organizations to Earn and Repair Trust
Spitfire designed this trust toolkit for civil society organizations to create a comprehensive trust-building plan.
Featured Public Statements – March 2024
We have compiled a collection of public statements from foundations to provide communications staff with examples of responses to various issues.
GIH Signs Organizational Commitment to Thrive Through Civic Health Initiative
GIH has signed an organizational commitment to the Thrive through Civic Health: We Will Vote initiative. The focus of the Initiative is to implement a health sector strategy to build awareness, commitment, and momentum and increase voter participation of health sector workers.
Motivating The Public To Support Public Health: A Toolkit for Communicating With Non-Experts
Public Health Reaching Across Sector’s toolkit for communicating with non-experts about how to support public health.
Press Forward
Press Forward is a growing coalition of funders who are pooling together their funds to support local news.
Inclusive Communication Principles
CDC’s guiding principles to promote an equity-centered approach to public health communication.
Correcting Misinformation with Patients: Resources, Guides, and Strategies
George Washington University assembled various resources on correcting misinformation with patients, including videos, podcasts, additional reading, and recommended courses.