Background eHealth literacy describes the ability to locate, comprehend, evaluate, and
apply web-based health information to a health problem. In studies of eHealth literacy …

Background Electronic health records (EHRs) and poor system interoperability are well-
known issues in the use of health information technologies in most high-income countries …

Abstract Background and Objectives Regardless of the increased deployment of
technologies in everyday living domains, barriers remain that hamper technology adoption …

This study focuses on the impact of age, prior domain knowledge and cognitive abilities on
performance, query production and navigation strategies during information searching …

The Google search engine answers many health and medical information queries every
day. People have become used to searching for this type of information. This paper presents …

In an increasingly digital world, those who remain offline may face greater challenges across
multiple contexts of everyday life. Besides being less likely to be internet users, older age …

Abstract Argumentation and the use of metacognitive skills are effective when implementing
and supporting online information searching strategies, Screen recordings, semi-structured …

Abstract Information and communication technologies, such as Internet-connected
computers and smartphones, provide new means to search for health information (including …

Abstract Background and Objectives The ability to use everyday technology has become a
key competence for conducting activities of daily living, maintaining an autonomous life, as …

Although information and communication technologies have become an integral part of
contemporary societies, substantial proportions of the older population remain distant from …