Effects of Health Science Popularization Platform on Older Adults’ eHealth Literacy: From the Perspective of Digital Empowerment

Wang, Yixuan; Xu, Xiaoting; Zhu, Qinghua

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-34917-1_17

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

2023

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-34917-1_17

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Effects of Health Science Popularization Platform on Older Adults’ eHealth Literacy: From the Perspective of Digital Empowerment

Yixuan Wang

Xiaoting Xu

Qinghua Zhu

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A Scoping Review of Tools to Assess Digital Health Literacy Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults for Application to Dietetic Practice

Bai,

Mandoh,

et al. 2024

Dietetics

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Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) services have shifted from only in-person to digital consultations. This may present a challenge to older patients if they are not digitally literate. This scoping review aimed to identify and analyse tools for assessing digital health literacy to guide dietetic practice in screening patients for digital care needs and training. Publications that used or tested a digital health literacy tool with participants aged 45 years and older in clinical, community, or population settings were deemed eligible. Five scientific databases, reference lists of identified studies, and publications from key authors were searched for peer-reviewed articles published in English between 2014 and March 2024. Relevant data on participant characteristics, tool design, and validation were charted. The generalisability of studies and applicability of tools were assessed using 4-point scales. Searches yielded 1823 articles, of which 66 articles were included in the final analysis. Eight tools were identified, and the electronic Health Literacy Scale (eHEALS) was the most frequently used. After evaluating the validity and feasibility of these tools, the adapted eHEALS emerged as the most applicable for digitally delivered MNT. Future studies should explore effective educational programmes for less digitally literate populations to better connect them to online MNT healthcare services.

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A Scoping Review of Tools to Assess Digital Health Literacy Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults for Application to Dietetic Practice

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Mandoh,

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Dietetics

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Effects of Health Science Popularization Platform on Older Adults’ eHealth Literacy: From the Perspective of Digital Empowerment

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A Scoping Review of Tools to Assess Digital Health Literacy Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults for Application to Dietetic Practice

A Scoping Review of Tools to Assess Digital Health Literacy Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults for Application to Dietetic Practice

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