Dear
Colleagues,
Here
are a series of links that might be of interest and assistance to you in your
work with health center patients. This information is brought to you as a
result of a new partnership between the National Center for Farmworker Health
and Consumer Reports Best Buy Drugs.
Consumer
Reports has developed a significant presence related to consumer education in
their choices related to prescription drugs. This is the first of a
series of email messages that we will be sending to you on a periodic basis in
hope that this information will be helpful to you, your staff, and your
patients.
Our
assessment of this information is that the literacy level is quite high and
only a limited number of the documents are currently available in Spanish as
well as English. We have already provided CBB with this feedback and they
are working on literacy level adjustment, and translation. So with that
caveat, you may find that this information is most helpful to your staff for
their utilization with patients as a tool in their health education endeavors.
Consumer Reports Best Buy Drugs
A trusted source for
providing independent analysis on the products you buy and use
every day
is now offering a new
public education service.
Consumer
Reports Best Buy Drugs works to empower consumers to make informed
choices on prescription drugs based on effectiveness, safety and price.
Here are just a few reasons to check out Consumers
Reports Best Buy Drugs online:
- Learn about high-quality,
low-cost medicines that will save you thousands of dollars.
- Free, unbiased analysis of
drug effectiveness
- Best Buy Drugs
provides free reviews conducted by physicians and researchers offering
advice for over 20
drug categories, including our best buy pick for each.
- Be informed. Be empowered.
- Print free downloadable
guides you can use to talk to your doctor about the most effective and
affordable medicines.
We welcome your input in regard to this and all other emails sent
to you via this e-group. For individual response please direct your
message to me at Ryder@...
Bobbi Ryder
Bobbi
Ryder
President
& CEO
National
Center for Farmworker Health, Inc.
1770
FM 967
Buda,
TX
(512)
312-5453 direct line
(512)
312-5451 Lisa Mendoza Miller, Assistant
(512)
312-2600
www.ncfh.org