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Group differences in health literacy are ameliorated in ehealth literacy [PDF]

Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, 2021
Heath literacy and eHealth literacy are skills that enable individuals to seek, understand and use information in ways which promote and maintain health. The present study examined group differences (ethnicity, immigration) in both literacies and whether there exists an association between the literacies and potential outcomes/gains in health behaviors,
Esther Brainin, Efrat Neter, Orna Baron-Epel   +2 more
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eHealth literacy research—Quo vadis?

Informatics for Health and Social Care, 2018
The concept of electronic health (eHealth) literacy evolved from the social and information sciences and describes competencies necessary to use electronic health services.
Lena Griebel, Martin Sedlmayr, Heidi Enwald   +2 more
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Assessing the Effects of eHealth Tutorials on Older Adults’ eHealth Literacy

Journal of Applied Gerontology, 2022
eHealth literacy is the ability to access, assess, and use digital health information. This study compared the effects of a multimedia tutorial versus a paper-based control in improving older adults’ eHealth literacy from pre- to posttest.
Atami S. De Main, Bo Xie, Kristina Shiroma, Tom Yeh, Nathan Davis, Xu Han   +5 more
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eHealth Literacy in Otolaryngology Patients

Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2019
Objectives: The aim of this study was to compare eHealth literacy—one’s perception of one’s ability to use the Internet for health care—among otolaryngology patients in 3 geographic settings of the same department. Setting: An academic
Christopher Eric Bailey, William J. Kohler, Chadi Makary, Kristin Davis, Nicholas Sweet, Michele Carr   +5 more
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eHealth literacy among undergraduate nursing students

Nurse Education Today, 2016
The Internet has become a major source of health related information. Nursing students, as future healthcare providers, should be skilled in locating, using and evaluating online health information.The main purpose of this study was to assess eHealth literacy among nursing students in Jordan, as well as to explore factors associated with eHealth ...
Ahmad Tubaishat, Laila Habiballah
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Determinants of eHealth Literacy among Adults in China

Journal of Health Communication, 2020
eHealth can empower patients to make informed health decisions. However, inaccurate and misleading health information is not uncommon on the Internet, which requires users' competencies to both utilize eHealth technologies and evaluate eHealth credibilities.
May Oo Lwin, Chitra Panchapakesan, Anita Sheldenkar, Gemma Anne Calvert, Lewis K.S. Lim, Jiahui Lu   +5 more
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eHealth literacy and preferences for eHealth resources in parents of children with complex CHD

Cardiology in the Young, 2016
AbstractIntroductionThis study aimed to (a) examine eHealth literacy, beliefs, and behaviours in parents of children with complex CHD, and (b) identify parents’ preferences for the content, format, features, and functions of eHealth resources for CHD.Materials and methodsFamilies (n=198) of children born between 2008 and 2011 and diagnosed with CHD ...
Nadine A, Kasparian, Nathan, Lieu, David S, Winlaw, Andrew, Cole, Edwin, Kirk, Gary F, Sholler   +5 more
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Are Health Literacy and eHealth Literacy the Same or Different?

2017
Many researchers assume that there is a relationship between health literacy and eHealth literacy, yet it is not clear whether the literature supports this assumption. The purpose of this study was to determine if there was a relationship between health and eHealth literacy.
Helen Monkman, Andre W. Kushniruk, Jeff Barnett, Elizabeth M. Borycki, Leigh E. Greiner, Debra Sheets   +5 more
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Validating the eHealth Literacy Scale in Rural Adolescents

The Journal of Rural Health, 2020
Abstract Purpose Given that the recent eHealth literacy literature supports the properties of the 3‐factor eHealth literacy scale (eHEALS) model in samples with millennials, adults, and older adults, the appropriate next step is to establish whether the model can be reproduced in a rural ...
Jarod T. Giger, Sheila Barnhart, Fran Feltner, Melissa Slone, Michael J. Lawler, Leah Windsor, Alistair Windsor   +6 more
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Health Consumers eHealth Literacy to Decrease Disparities in Accessing eHealth Information

2016
The purpose of this study was to assess the perceived eHealth literacy of a general health consumer population so that health care professionals can effectively address skills gaps in health consumers' ability to access and use high quality online health information.
Hyejin Park, Eileen Cormier, Gordon Glenna   +2 more
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