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HAW exists because access to health information is not the same as being able to judge it, question it and use it safely. Research, practical tools, professional learning and community knowledge are brought together in one connected platform.
Open sectionHAW studies digital health literacy, trust, misinformation, culture and health agency, then translates the evidence into learning, practical tools and community programmes without losing transparency.
Open sectionHAW Academy is the learning arm of Health Agency Watch. It supports structured courses, accessible lessons, evidence panels, reflective activities, assessments and governed course review.
Open sectionHAW tools help people pause, check and act with greater confidence. WATCH provides a clear starting point, supported by wider appraisal and reflective frameworks.
Open sectionHAW connects research and practical tools with people, organisations and settings where health-information decisions happen in everyday life.
Open sectionHAW targets WCAG 2.2 AA across public pages, learning content and core Academy journeys.
Open sectionHAW shows methods, sources, authorship, review dates, limitations and corrections rather than presenting evidence as context-free certainty.
Open sectionHAW works with sensitive health topics, community stories and learning activities through clear boundaries, consent and safeguarding practice.
Open sectionHAW helps people appraise and understand health information. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, emergency support or personalised clinical advice.
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