Yazeed S Alahmed, Haytham S Alzeadi, Anfal K Alghumayzi, Leen A Almarshad, Abdulmajeed S Alharbi, Abdulelah S Alharbi
Knowledge and Attitudes of First Aid and Basic Life Support Among Public School Teachers in Qassim, Saudi Arabia
Cureus
benefits digital development health care may obscured unequal opportunities make use digital resources aim study investigate association health literacy accessing health check test results patient electronic health record paehr ii searching information better understand individual test results iii using national health information online portal provided swedish national health care system crosssectional study included data 434 individuals 5064 years old randomly selected swedish population year 2017 cohort study including health examination webbased survey health literacy assessed baseline using swedish communicative critical health literacy scale digital information outcomes assessed three months adjusted odds ratios ors 95 confidence intervals ci separate outcomes computed using logistic regression covariates included sex age education country birth cardiovascular risk factors baseline general health risk perception referral new cardiovascular risk factors detected health examination third participants 35 limited health literacy 65 sufficient health literacy sufficient health literacy associated accessing paehr adjusted 181 95 ci 107306 use online national health information portal provided swedish national health care system adjusted 291 95 ci 113752 searching information better understand individual test results adjusted 129 075220 individuals limited health literacy access personal health information search health information online national health information portal provided swedish national health care system extent individuals sufficient health literacy research needed level health literacy relates differences online health informationseeking behavior digital health information sources ehealth services designed ensure entire population equal access trustworthy qualityensured health information