2022
DOI: 10.2196/37455
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The Socioeconomic Indicators Linked to Parent Health-Related Technology Use: Cross-sectional Survey

Abstract: Background Despite the prevalence of parent health information seeking on the internet and its impact on parenting behavior, there is a paucity of research on parents of young children (ages 3 to 8 years). Given the importance of this developmental period, exploring how family socioeconomic indicators linked to the digital divide and health inequities affect parent proxy- and self-seeking is critical to further understanding variability in health information seeking and associated outcomes. … Show more

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“…[5][6][7] For parents, the use of technologies to seek parenting-or health-related information for their children is widespread. 8 For example, parents in a US study searched for healthrelated information regarding child behaviour, mental and physical health, academic performance and managing parental stress. 8 It is imperative we consider how we assist parents to locate credible sources of health-related technology for themselves and their families.…”
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“…[5][6][7] For parents, the use of technologies to seek parenting-or health-related information for their children is widespread. 8 For example, parents in a US study searched for healthrelated information regarding child behaviour, mental and physical health, academic performance and managing parental stress. 8 It is imperative we consider how we assist parents to locate credible sources of health-related technology for themselves and their families.…”
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“…8 For example, parents in a US study searched for healthrelated information regarding child behaviour, mental and physical health, academic performance and managing parental stress. 8 It is imperative we consider how we assist parents to locate credible sources of health-related technology for themselves and their families. In our current issue, Morawska et al evaluate podcast use among parents during the COVID-19 pandemic, finding that parents engaged in thousands of parent podcast plays during this period.…”
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