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Medical decision making : an international journal of the Society for Medical Decision Making
many factors may affect pregnant womens willingness accept information technology share personal health information one factors ehealth literacy level investigate relationship ehealth literacy acceptance well willingness pregnant women share information survey conducted among pregnant women visiting hospitals private physicians offices zahedan iran 2019 data collected using 4part questionnaire 66 questions data analyzed using descriptive frequency percentage mean standard deviation inferential pearson correlation coefficient linear regression statistics mean scores electronic health literacy information technology acceptance willingness pregnant women share personal health information 2743 582 14549 2572 1916 547 respectively significant relationship acceptance information sharing means increasing acceptance people willing share information also results showed decrease economic wellbeing willingness share personal health information decreases study showed increase ehealth literacy pregnant women acceptance grows increasing acceptance improves willingness share information setting updating informationsharing rules security mechanisms participation people help reduce concerns increase public trust healthcare policymakers encourage use health prevention treatment diseases providing relevant education informing people