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Health Information-Seeking Behaviors Among Classically Trained Singers
Journal of Voice, 2012Understanding health information-seeking behaviors (HISBs) within a particular patient demographic group is an important part of effective clinical outreach and education efforts. Although the community of classically trained singers has long been recognized by specialized health care providers, no studies have yet addressed the processes by which they
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Assessing Health Consumerism on the Web: A Demographic Profile of Information-Seeking Behaviors
Journal of Medical Systems, 2006The growing diversity of the online health information community is increasingly cited as a limiting factor related to the potential of the Internet as an effective health communication channel and information resource. Public-access Internet portals and decreasing costs of personal computers have created a consensus that unequal access to information,
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Does Online Health Information Seeking Act Like a Health Behavior?: A Test of the Behavioral Model
Telemedicine and e-Health, 2010This analysis tests the hypothesis that health information search can be modeled using the behavioral model, a tool traditionally used for other healthcare behaviors.The Pew Internet and American Life August 2006 Survey was used to model five selected Internet health information seeking behaviors: information on a specific disease, diet and nutrition ...
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Health Information Seeking Behavior among College Students
Proceedings of the 2016 ACM on Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval, 2016Literature on Health Information Seeking Behavior (HISB) are available and well documented in developed countries. People in developed countries have also better understanding and awareness on online health information sources. However, the research coverage is very limited in developing countries, especially among college students.
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Online Health Information Seeking Behavior in Hong Kong: An Exploratory Study
Journal of Medical Systems, 2008This is an exploratory study that described the prevalence and patterns of internet health information seeking in Hong Kong. A convenient sample of 443 individuals completed the questionnaires. Only 44% (N = 195) of the respondents were identified as health surfers. Health surfers tended to be younger females (age group 20-29) and have higher education.
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Health information seeking: A review of measures and methods
Patient Education and Counseling, 2011Ashley E Anker, Thomas Hugh Feeley
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Chronic illness and health-seeking information on the Internet
Health (United Kingdom), 2007Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld
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