Which of the following is assessed by the PEMAT?

A. Accuracy and actionability: Accuracy evaluates whether information is factually correct, but the PEMAT does not formally measure content accuracy. Its focus is on how well patients can comprehend and act on the information provided. B. Numeracy and understandability: Numeracy refers to a client’s ability to understand and use numbers, such as dosing schedules or lab values. While numeracy can affect comprehension, the PEMAT does not specifically assess numeric literacy. C. Understandability and actionability: The Patient Education Materials Assessment Tool (PEMAT) evaluates how easily patients can understand health information (understandability) and whether they can identify and act on key instructions or behaviors (actionability). It ensures materials are designed to be clear, concise, and practical for patient use. D. Readability and accuracy: Readability focuses on the grade level or complexity of text, and accuracy evaluates factual correctness. PEMAT does not directly measure readability or accuracy; it emphasizes the patient’s ability to process and implement the information.