This website uses cookies We use cookies to analyse our traffic, improve the experience for our users and so you can watch our videos. We store no personal details, but we do share information about your use of our site with our analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. Accept all and close Necessary Preferences Statistics Marketing Accept selection and closeGo to details page Kidney Care Why Diaverum About us Health Literacy webinar Join us on 2 December 2021 Press release POSTED 23 September 2021 TOPIC Education SHARE We are delighted to announce that our Health Literacy webinar, the third in our ‘Living well with kidney disease’ series, will be live on 2 December 2021. The webinar, which is open to all Diaverum patients and their families, aims to prompt the question “Am I health literate?”, and help provide them with the knowledge and tools to help manage a complex disease like chronic kidney disease. Hosted by Diaverum’s Corporate Nursing Director, Suzanne Pearce, the webinar will feature special guests that include Nicola Thomas, Professor of Kidney Health at London South Bank University, and two of our patients, Oscarine B. Baruhk and Raul Dias. The main part of the webinar will be followed by a Q&A session, so get ready to have your questions on understanding medicine and health-related issues answered! What is health literacy? Why does being health literate matter? How does health literacy affect my health and treatment? How can health literacy help make a proper choice and better navigate CKD? We are extending this invitation to all who would like to engage in conversation with our experts. To be able to ask your questions please register your interest, by visiting this Zoom Link here. We look forward to you joining us! TAGS Education Press release Patients Treatments Life enhancing renal care Holistic health Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Fulfilling life Prevention Living with CKD Care, true care Global COVID-19