Fullscript’s In-App Resource Library: Enhance Patient Education, Improve Health Outcomes, and More
As a provider, educating your patients is a top priority, but finding or creating educational materials for every patient can take up valuable time and resources.
Fullscript’s Resource Library is an ever-expanding collection of 150+ high-quality, professionally designed resources—simplifying patient education and allowing you to focus on providing the best patient care.
Within your Fullscript account, you can find a collection of guides, handouts, and graphics on topics ranging from diet and lifestyle to supplements and health conditions. Each resource included in the library was developed using the most recent scientific evidence and medically reviewed by a provider on Fullscript's Medical Advisory Team.
Fullscript’s Resource Library features over 150 handouts, infographics, comprehensive diet guides, and more.
Boost health literacy with 150+ evidence-based handouts for your patients
Resource Library features at a glance
Fullscript’s Resource Library offers a collection of resources that not only cover a wide range of topics but are also developed with a commitment to quality and backed up by the latest scientific research.
✓Evidence-based:All resources available in the Resource Library are developed using the latest evidence-based information and are routinely updated to reflect changes based on changes to scientific literature. Rest assured that all information is based on evidence from peer-reviewed, reputable sources.
✓Medically reviewed:Fullscript’s resources are fact-checked and vetted by providers on Fullscript's Medical Advisory Team before publication. Fullscript’s providers review content to ensure that all information is accurate, up-to-date, and clinically relevant.
✓Professionally designed:Fullscript’s resources are designed by an in-house team for consistency and a better patient experience.
Top 3 benefits of patient education
Research demonstrates that providing health education has various benefits.
1. Improves health literacy
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services defines health literacy as “the degree to which individuals have the ability to find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions and actions for themselves and others.” () Providing evidence-based health information to your patients has been shown to improve health literacy among patients. ()