Mustafa Al Balushi, Sunita Ghosh, Brock Debenham
The readability of online Canadian radiotherapy patient educational materials
Journal of medical imaging and radiation sciences
study developed tested hypothetical model health promotion behavior migrant workers based health promotion model health literacy skills framework data collected 298 migrant workers 9 regions across country december 2020 march 2021 exogenous variables ehealth literacy occupational stress acculturation social support endogenous variables perceived benefits action selfefficacy health promotion behavior data analyzed using spsswin 250 amos 200 r403 program model fit appropriate social support significant direct impact health promotion behavior migrant workers perceived benefits action selfefficacy played mediating role relationship among ehealth literacy social support health promotion behavior based multigroup analysis migrant worker group less 5 years residency statistically significant effect relationship perceived benefits action health promotion behavior 5 years providing social support critical administrative strategy enhance health promotion behavior migrant workers necessary furthermore developing intervention program utilizing internal mechanism social support health promotion behavior selfefficacyenhancing strategy considered effective additionally educating migrant workers shortterm residence less 5 years benefits health behaviors essential