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There is a scarcity of published medical literature concerning the association of \u2018health literacy\u2019 and military members. One study by Weld (2009) concluded a favorable health literacy rate among active duty service members as compared to the national population. This is in part due to \u2018universal access\u2019 to health care and structural access. In addition, the level of health literacy would be influenced by enlistment standards (both educational and language), but not socioeconomic factors.<\/p>\n

Health literacy is an empowering factor that allows the patient to be an engaged and active participant in their health care rather than passive. When a service member goes from a \u2018warrior\u2019 to wounded, they lose their sense of control over almost everything and anything. While \u2018loss of control\u2019 is challenging to any human being, for a service member it can be quite devastating.<\/p>\n

Health literacy \/ care barriers:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n