Mission and objectives
The mission of this workshop is to highlight the relevance of health literacy in the Digital Public Health (DPH) domain, because essential assumptions regarding sustainability can only be established once stakeholders of this debate are comprehensively empowered to lead the needed changes.
- Concept definition and consensus (Health Literacy, Digital Health Literacy, Salutogenesis)
- The role of health literacy for sustainability
- Public Health paradigm change and the role of Digital Health Literacy
Intended Audience
- Policy makers
- Academia
- Researchers
- Health and Public Health stakeholders
Expected outcomes
- Refinement of concepts and practices
- Health literacy – The third pillar of Health Promotion, demands a wider reflection of theoretical integrative approaches of health paradigms like salutogenesis into Digital Public Health
Format and Schedule
This workshop offers a forum for researchers, practitioners and policy-makers interested exploiting further on the foundations of a Digital Public Health that is sustainable in health promotion pillars (e.g. like health literacy). By dialogue and two-way communication lively interaction and vivid discussions will be facilitated. This will allow discussing results regarding their benefit for improving policy research, practice, and policy-making, support further synergies, facilitate networking and collaboration, and support international capacity building
Speakers
University of Education Freiburg
University of Education Freiburg
University of Education Freiburg
University of Education Freiburg
Kiefer Roman
University of Education Freiburg
Okcu Goezde
University of Education Freiburg
Ana Amaral
Lisbon School of Health Technology
(Escola Superior de Tecnologias da Saúde)