Gesundheitskompetenz ist ein wichtiger Eckpunkt der Gesundheit und der gesundheitlichen Chancengerechtigkeit aller in Österreich lebenden Menschen. Doch was bedeutet Gesundheitskompetenz eigentlich? Der Begriff wird oft unterschiedlich gebraucht. Das Video klärt auf.
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