Juliana Fw Cohen, Scott Richardson, William W March, Wendi Gosliner, Russ Hauser
Phthalates, adipates, BPA, and pesticides in school meals
Environmental research
purpose study examine ethnic disparities utilization digital healthcare services dhs israel explore characteristics factors influencing dhs use among arab minority jewish majority populations crosssectional correlational design employed collect data 606 israeli participants 445 jews 161 arabs participants completed digital questionnaire assessed dhs utilization digital health literacy attitudes towards dhs demographic variables findings reveal significant disparities dhs utilization attitudes ethnic groups jewish participants demonstrating higher rates utilization positive attitudes toward dhs study also explores predictive role digital health literacy attitudes dhs use considering ethnicity potential moderator significant predicting factors related dhs utilization among jews include positive attitudes high health literacy among arabs attitudes towards dhs significantly predict extent dhs use digital health literacy affects extent use attitudes two groups moderator significantly stronger among arab group improve healthcare outcomes reduce disparities efforts focus ensuring equitable access dhs arab minority population targeted interventions including digital literacy education removing technology access barriers offering services arabic collaborating community organizations help bridge gap promote equal utilization dhs