Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) implements a comprehensive and fully integrated health literacy system that uses multiple communication channels, educational activities, and community outreach strategies. These initiatives ensure that students, staff, and community members have regular and accessible opportunities to build knowledge, skills, and awareness related to health promotion and healthy lifestyles.
1. Regular exhibitions, boards, and posters on health promotion
The University regularly displays health-promotion posters, infographics, and awareness boards in hospital units, clinics, and health-service areas. The Prasarnmit Clinical Medical Center (PCMC) maintains continuous public exhibitions on topics such as chronic disease prevention, mental health, influenza, dengue fever, and other public-health concerns.
Evidence: https://pcmc.swu.ac.th/prpcmc/?cat=7
2. Regular provision of health-promotion knowledge through printed materials or websites
SWU provides ongoing online health literacy content through the SWU Health Literacy Hub, which offers articles, handbooks, guidelines, infographics, and curated knowledge resources to strengthen health literacy among students and staff.
Evidence: https://bsri.swu.ac.th/health-literacy/
3. Regular provision of health-promotion knowledge through radio, TV, or web-based channels
The University promotes health knowledge through official university media, including web-based channels under SDG initiatives. These channels disseminate health-promotion news, health-education videos, training announcements, lifestyle-improvement guidance, and public awareness messages.
Evidence: https://sdg.swu.ac.th/news/30027
4. Regular health-promotion or lifestyle training programs
SWU delivers structured health-promotion training programs through the Health Literacy Curriculum, providing courses on preventive health, lifestyle modification, wellness behavior, and evidence-based health literacy components for students and the wider community.
Evidence: https://bsri.swu.ac.th/health-literacy/syllabus/
5. Other innovative health-literacy activities
SWU also integrates innovative health-promotion and health-literacy campaigns through social media platforms. Examples include university-affiliated channels sharing accessible health-promotion content, lifestyle guidance, mental-health tips, and student-focused preventive-health messages via interactive digital formats.
