Exploring Health Literacy Profiles in Breast Cancer Patients and Assessing Associated Quality of Life Differences - Takeaways - MDSpire

Exploring Health Literacy Profiles in Breast Cancer Patients and Assessing Associated Quality of Life Differences

  • By

  • Mengwei Jiang

  • Bei Wu

  • Yi Liu

  • Detian Liu

  • Xiaoye Chen

  • Ting Shu

  • Zijun Yuan

  • Linxin Xie

  • Hongzhen Xie

  • April 23, 2026

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    The study identified three health literacy profiles among breast cancer patients: low (9.2%), moderate (29.3%), and high (61.5%).

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    Educational attainment, caregiver status, and healthcare-related social connections significantly influenced health literacy profiles (P < 0.05).

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    Quality of life scores varied significantly across the identified health literacy profiles, indicating a strong relationship between health literacy and quality of life.

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    The study emphasizes the need for tailored interventions in clinical nursing practice to enhance health literacy and improve patient outcomes.

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    Health literacy is crucial for breast cancer patients, as it affects their understanding of medical information and overall quality of life.

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