Objective Recent advances in health monitoring technology have coincided with increases
in the number of older adults with cancer, many of whom report difficulty using health …

Introduction Over 90% of people living with cancer access information online to inform
healthcare decisions. Older adults with cancer are also increasingly adopting electronic …

Abstract Purpose As Internet technology evolves, electronic health (e-health) literacy
gradually becomes a key factor in healthy behaviors and health-related decision-making …

Background Health information is increasingly presented on the Internet. Several Web
design guidelines for older Web users have been proposed; however, these guidelines are …

Lung cancer survivors are likely to have low health literacy which is an independent risk
factor for poorer health outcomes. The eHealth literacy in lung cancer survivors has not been …

Objective Our aim was to learn more about the association between the sources of
information cancer patients and caregivers use and their eHealth literacy. Methods We …

Inadequate health literacy and physician-patient communication are associated with poor
health outcomes and appear to limit quality of medical decision-making. This review …

Researchers have yet to fully understand how competent e-patients are in selecting and
using health information sources, or, more importantly, who e-patients are. This study …

Purpose The aim of our study was to investigate Internet and eHealth usage, with respect to
eHealth literacy, by cancer patients and their relatives. Patients and methods Using a …

We examine Internet use and eHealth literacy among older adults (aged 55+ years) who
were patients at clinics serving low-income populations. Participants included 200 minority …