January 1, 2025Health & Social Care in the CommunityOpen Access

Health Literacy Among Late‐Life Migrants in China: The Role of Multilevel Migration Characteristics

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Higher health literacy levels are linked to shorter migration distances and better access to community health services.
The lowest health literacy scores were in health-related skills, reflecting key areas for improvement.
Data from 814 late-life migrants aged 50 and above highlights the demographic's unique health literacy challenges.
Improving multilevel health service provision could enhance health equity for aging migrants in China.

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Multiple linear regression reveals how migration traits influence health literacy in late-life migrants, indicating diverse outcomes across different dimensions.

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Wan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af73637567bf4f94fed115 https://doi.org/10.1155/hsc/1574967

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Multiple linear regression reveals how migration traits influence health literacy in late-life migrants, indicating diverse outcomes across different dimensions.

Health Literacy Among Late‐Life Migrants in China: The Role of Multilevel Migration Characteristics

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Health Literacy Among Late‐Life Migrants in China: The Role of Multilevel Migration Characteristics

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