后青少年的e健康修养：印度智能电话中健康信息的可靠性和质量

 Vaageessan Masilamani, Chennai (印度)

 Arulchelvan Sriram, Chennai (印度)

 Ann-Maria Rozario, Chennai (印度)

https://doi.org/10.3916/C64-2020-08

关键词

健康信息，e健康修养，移动健康，青少年，m健康，可信度，质量，线上健康信息

摘要

智能电话的出现彻底变革了后青少年(18～21岁)接触和使用因特网的方式。现在智能电话连上因特网越来越容易，大量珍贵的健康信息仅是一次点击或手指滑动一次之遥。对后青少年e健康修养的需求现在得到了重视，因为它确保对健康信息的有效使用。这个研究对427名后青少年开展了问卷调查来评估他们的e健康修养水平，他们对线上健康信息质量的认知，他们对线上健康信任和认可度水平，并检查了通过线上媒介获取健康信息是否导致其行为倾向的改变。结果显示，大多数后青少年喜欢浏览多个网站来满足对健康信息的需要。文字和图片的健康信息比视频内容更受欢迎，并且他们大多喜欢访问自己母语的线上健康信息。癌症和肥胖症是两种性别都感兴趣的问题。尽管智能电话使用量高，但移动应用(APPs)是最不受喜爱的健康信息访问模式。e健康修养和可信度肯定地预测了行为倾向，而健康信息的质量没有预测行为倾向。

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This research was carried out with the support of The Department of Media Sciences, Anna University Chennai and was not supported by any funding agency. The authors do not have a conflict of interest.

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