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Hebrew Health Literacy Test

Characteristics

Domains assessed: Prose: Comprehension
Specific context: General
Validation sample population age: Adults: 18 to 64 years
Modes of administration in validation study: Face-to-face

Psychometrics

Number of items: 12
Sample size in validation study: 119
Language of validated version: Hebrew

Main article reference

Baron-Epel, O., Balin, L., Daniely, Z., & Eidelman, S. (2007). Validation of a Hebrew health literacy test. Patient Edu Couns, 67:235-239.

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Corresponding author

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Orna Baron-Epel
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School of Public Health, and Center for the Study of Doctor-Patient Relations, Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Studies, University of Haifa, Mount Carmel, Israel
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Description

To measure health literacy in Hebrew

Year Measure first Published: 2007

About This Measure

Categorical scoring: Yes
Scoring categories: Individual: Correct answers scored 1; incorrect answers scored 0. Sum scores were divided into three levels: 0-2 Low, 3-10 Marginal, and 11-12 High.

About the Validation of this Measure

Country where validated: Israel
Content validity: HHLT partly translated from the S-TOFHLA and partly re-written in Hebrew to accommodate for the Israeli health system, language, and culture
Reliability (Cronbach Alpha): 0.98
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