Julie Ayre
@julieayre.bsky.social
Postdoctoral research fellow at the Sydney Health Literacy Lab, University of Sydney School of Public Health. Chat to me about health literacy!
Learn more about the resources here: www.sydneyhealthliteracylab.org.au/onlinehealth...
November 18, 2025 at 5:51 AM
Learn more about the resources here: www.sydneyhealthliteracylab.org.au/onlinehealth...
A huge thank you to my co‑authors: @melodytaba.bsky.social @brookenickel.bsky.social @kirstenmccaffery.bsky.social Geoffrey Edlund, Trang Vu, Julia Yan, Lorna Butters, and Ivan Ma. Thank you also to Atria Rezwan for asking the question and the starting point for this work!
November 18, 2025 at 5:51 AM
A huge thank you to my co‑authors: @melodytaba.bsky.social @brookenickel.bsky.social @kirstenmccaffery.bsky.social Geoffrey Edlund, Trang Vu, Julia Yan, Lorna Butters, and Ivan Ma. Thank you also to Atria Rezwan for asking the question and the starting point for this work!
It's a lovely mug!! Fabulous paper 🤩
May 29, 2025 at 6:26 AM
It's a lovely mug!! Fabulous paper 🤩
For researchers, please get in touch with @sydneyhealthlitlab.bsky.social if you're interested in testing out a similar values clarification tool. Quick demo below!
May 14, 2025 at 10:59 PM
For researchers, please get in touch with @sydneyhealthlitlab.bsky.social if you're interested in testing out a similar values clarification tool. Quick demo below!
A huge thank you to Mark Hancock, Hazel Jenkins, Richie Kumarage, Chris Maher and @kirstenmccaffery.bsky.social, as well as the clinicians and people with lived experience who were invaluable in helping us design the decision aid.
May 14, 2025 at 10:59 PM
A huge thank you to Mark Hancock, Hazel Jenkins, Richie Kumarage, Chris Maher and @kirstenmccaffery.bsky.social, as well as the clinicians and people with lived experience who were invaluable in helping us design the decision aid.
Reposted by Julie Ayre
Our final 5 recommendations for social media health communication to young people are:
1️⃣ Involve young people 🤝
2️⃣ Pitch at right level ✅
3️⃣ Capture attention fast‼️
4️⃣ Use current social media marketing 🤠
5️⃣ Engage more with the public 🤳🏽
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
1️⃣ Involve young people 🤝
2️⃣ Pitch at right level ✅
3️⃣ Capture attention fast‼️
4️⃣ Use current social media marketing 🤠
5️⃣ Engage more with the public 🤳🏽
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
March 13, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Our final 5 recommendations for social media health communication to young people are:
1️⃣ Involve young people 🤝
2️⃣ Pitch at right level ✅
3️⃣ Capture attention fast‼️
4️⃣ Use current social media marketing 🤠
5️⃣ Engage more with the public 🤳🏽
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
1️⃣ Involve young people 🤝
2️⃣ Pitch at right level ✅
3️⃣ Capture attention fast‼️
4️⃣ Use current social media marketing 🤠
5️⃣ Engage more with the public 🤳🏽
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
👉 One in 10 Australians had asked ChatGPT a health question in the first half of 2024.
👉 This proportion was higher for people who had low health literacy, were born in a non-English speaking country and spoke another language at home.
👉 This proportion was higher for people who had low health literacy, were born in a non-English speaking country and spoke another language at home.
February 19, 2025 at 10:45 PM
👉 One in 10 Australians had asked ChatGPT a health question in the first half of 2024.
👉 This proportion was higher for people who had low health literacy, were born in a non-English speaking country and spoke another language at home.
👉 This proportion was higher for people who had low health literacy, were born in a non-English speaking country and spoke another language at home.
Many thanks to @biostatsandcats.bsky.social @kirstenmccaffery.bsky.social @sydneyhealthlitlab.bsky.social !
You can read our article in The Conversation here:
📰 Read more: theconversation.com/more-people-...
You can read our article in The Conversation here:
📰 Read more: theconversation.com/more-people-...
More people are asking generative AI questions about their health. But the wrong answer can be risky
Some people ask generative AI health questions that would usually require clinical advice, such as whether to go to hospital for certain symptoms.
theconversation.com
February 19, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Many thanks to @biostatsandcats.bsky.social @kirstenmccaffery.bsky.social @sydneyhealthlitlab.bsky.social !
You can read our article in The Conversation here:
📰 Read more: theconversation.com/more-people-...
You can read our article in The Conversation here:
📰 Read more: theconversation.com/more-people-...