Hengxing Tian, Mingzhu Sun, Zhihua Yin, Haohui Liu, Fangfei Li
Developing an evaluation index system for the online learning literacy of physical education teachers in China
Frontiers in psychology
number people living beyond cancer increases connected health technologies offer promise enhance access care support reducing costs however uptake connected health technologies may vary depending sociodemographic healthrelated variables study aimed investigate demographic health predictors connected health technology use among people living beyond cancer crosssectional data us health information national trends survey version 5 cycle 4 h5c4 used regression analysis used examine associations sociodemographic factors use connected health technologies sample restricted individuals selfreported cancer diagnosis history cancer cycle 626 respondents selfreported cancer diagnosis 411 using connected health technologies health wellness apps andor wearable devices female 589 white 825 434 graduated college higher education one third 336 household income 75000 respondents younger higher education living married higher incomes higher selfrated health higher healthrelated selfefficacy significantly likely use connected health technologies significant associations gender race stratum time since diagnosis history anxiety depression use connected health technologies among people living beyond cancer connected health technology use among people living beyond cancer associated sociodemographic factors future research examine demographic disparities use connected health technologies healthcare continues gather momentum study underscores disparity connected heath technology usage among people living beyond cancer pressing need research adoption barriers interventions ensure equitable digital healthcare integration among population especially heightened adoption technology post covid19 pandemic