Beschnett, AnneAspinall, Erinn EEllwood, AlishaBrasure, MichelleKoppa, PatRieke, JudyWolter, GinWatson, Linda2010-12-072010-12-072010-12-07https://hdl.handle.net/11299/97582The Health Literacy Program for Minnesota Seniors (HeLP MN Seniors) is a joint project between the University of Minnesota’s Health Sciences Libraries and the Minnesota Health Literacy Partnership. Through the work of a multi-disciplinary team of health sciences librarians, health literacy specialists, public health professionals, and senior care specialists, HeLP MN Seniors has worked to create an evidence-based workshop program to build capacity and enhance efforts to improve the health literacy status of older adults. The workshops serve as a model health literacy program for seniors that is available for use by others interested in improving health outcomes through health literacy initiatives.The paper presentation, “HeLP MN Seniors: An Evidence‐Based Health Literacy Program,” was accepted for presentation at the Medical Library Association Conference (May 21-26, 2010).en-USHealth LiteracyHealth CommunicationHealth InformationInformation SeekingOnline Health InformationSenior HealthOlder Adult HealthConference Paper