Scott O Lilienfeld, Lorie A Ritschel, Steven Jay Lynn, Robin L Cautin, Robert D Latzman
Why Ineffective Psychotherapies Appear to Work: A Taxonomy of Causes of Spurious Therapeutic Effectiveness
Perspectives on psychological science : a journal of the Association for Psychological Science
patients breast cancer need seek understand relevant health information make informed decisions longterm complicated illnesses increased use interventions using online health information research ehealth literacy expanded however existing studies factors affecting ehealth literacy patients breast cancer currently lacking study therefore conducts secondary analysis previous study surveyed quality life patients breast cancer primary study found significant correlation ehealth literacy social support selfefficacy secondary analysis study specifically examine ehealth literacy among patients breast cancer undergoing treatment patient demographic characteristics breast cancerspecific selfefficacy social support contribute ehealth literacy total 143 women receiving outpatient treatment hospitalized breast cancer cancer hospital south korea participated study january november 2022 ehealth literacy scale eheals multidimensional social support scale breast cancer survivors scale utilized analysis data analyzed using multiple regression analysis fulltime employment 019 p 0006 monthly family income 4 million 3600 usd 014 p 0042 completing high school education 052 p 0001 completing college level higher education 054 p 0001 age 023 p 0003 social support 021 p 0002 predictors ehealth literacy explaining 402 total variance f 1463 p 0001 social support identified new factor influencing ehealth literacy among patients breast cancer undergoing treatment therefore nursing interventions strengthen social support developed improve ehealth literacy