| 46% of all voting-age women are unmarried, and 55% of all women not registered to vote are unmarried. |
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010 8:00AM - 2:30PM | | Health Literacy Conference |
| Location: | | | University of Wisconsin-Green Bay | | Green Bay, WI |
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| | Contact: | | | Tristam Westphal | | (920) 435-2474 |
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| Learn about health literacy initiatives in northeastern Wisconsin, and the impact of health literacy issues on the health care system.
Keynote speaker: Paul Smith, M.D.
Paul Smith is a leading voice for health literacy in the Staet of Wisconsin. He is Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at UW-Madison and has been a key player in organizing statewide and regional healht literacy summits. Dr. Smith frequently presents his health literacy message to the many players in the healthcare field: insurers, legislators, and especially Wisconsin's healthcare workers.
Who should attend? Heatlh care and social service providers, literacy program members, educators in health professions training programs, health professions students.
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