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                            At present, a global rating system for population health         cooperation network for health literacy research. However, only
                            literacy has not yet been developed. Several existing indicators   29 articles related to health literacy have been published since
                            provide a general overview of Malaysia’s position compared       1985.
                            to other countries. In the context of health literacy, global
                            reports through the Global Health Security Index involving       Following this, the DLKK incorporates several objectives and
                            seven countries and four domains; (1) health literacy policy and   approaches that need to be implemented to ensure Malaysia
                            measurement, (2) health literacy within the healthcare sector,   aligns with global trends in focusing on improving population
                            (3) integration of health literacy in education, and (4) monitoring   health literacy. The global health literacy challenge focuses on
                            digital health content - reveal that Australia and the United    the vulnerability of the fiscal positions of countries, increasing
                            States demonstrate the highest policy commitment to health       socio-economic disparities, and weak adherence to medication
                            literacy. This perspective clearly indicates that Malaysia lags   intake. This DLKK will encompass policy and planning initiatives
                            behind in health literacy policies compared to other countries   to enhance the level of population health literacy inclusively and
                            in the region. Malaysia has also become part of the regional     equitably.





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