Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6153708 Patient Education and Counseling 2015 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Since literate and low-literate people differ in perceptual preferences, continued involvement of people with limited literacy skills in the design process is essential to target the visuals to their needs.
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Patients' preferences for visuals: Differences in the preferred level of detail, type of background and type of frame of icons depicting organs between literate and low-literate people
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