Masahiro Yamamoto, Archana Krishnan, Annis Golden, Gregory Owen, Lawrence M Schell, Olivia Mata, Elizabeth A Holdsworth
Correlates of COVID-19 Information Overload and Information Seeking: Evidence from a Community Survey
American journal of health promotion : AJHP
considering effect exercise health literacy preventing osteoporosis effect health literacy adopting preventive behaviors role health volunteers transferring health messages community study aimed determine relationship health literacy skills adopting walking behavior prevent osteoporosis women health volunteers crosssectional study 290 health volunteers referring qazvin health centers 2020 selected multistage random sampling data collected using health literacy questionnaire helia questionnaire adoption walking behaviors prevention osteoporosis analyzed using descriptive statistics logistic regression spss software version 23 adoption walking behaviors prevent osteoporosis average level age p 0034 1098 decisionmaking application health information p 0001 1135 understanding p 0031 1054 evaluation skills p 0018 1049 factors affecting adoption behavior increasing one score variables chance adopting behavior increased 1098 1135 1054 1049 respectively also level education another effective variable adopting behavior favorable level adoption behavior health volunteers diploma degree p 0017 0736 diploma p 0011 0960 0736 0960 times university degrees respectively adoption walking behaviors prevent osteoporosis among health volunteers lower age education decisionmaking skills use health information understanding evaluation less therefore necessary pay attention designing educational health programs