Harborview Project
Accessing Online Information for Immigrant and Refugee Health
(a.k.a. Accessing Health Information Project)
A project of the National Library of Medicine
Minority Consumer Health Outreach Program
Note: It is not
the intention of the Accessing Health Information Project to provide
specific medical advice, but rather to help users find information to better
understand their health and diagnosed disorders. Specific medical advice will
not be provided, and members of project urge you to consult with a qualified
physician fordiagnosis and for answers to your personal questions.
The goal of the Project is to be a collaborative effort which improves access to internet-based health information for members of seven immigrant communities in Seattle, in a way that is culturally meaningful. Since January 2002 the project effort has involved small teams of community members who are developing training materials and classes for their communities. The materials and classes are for sharing skills and internet resources for finding good health information online.
Check the links below to view the training materials
in progress, to learn more about the project and participants and to find
contact information.
Current Community Training
Pages:
Contact and Participants Information
This site was revised and updated August 6, 2002. It is currently maintained by Ellen Howard