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universal access health information requirement global health strategies era pandemics getting health information internet great concern quality patient healthcare study aimed determine association digital health literacy informationseeking behavior among physicians covid19 institutionalbased crosssectional study conducted december february 2021 total sample size 423 pretest performed among physicians actual data collection data collection data checked cleaned exported stata v 14 descriptive statistics binary logistic regression multivariable logistic regression analysis applied 95 ci pvalue less 005 used declare statistical significance study revealed 5381 physicians high digital health literacy 5246 high informationseeking behaviors health informationseeking behaviors determined digital health literacy 225 times likely low digital health literacy aor 225 95 ci 111457 healthrelated websites 675 common sources health information 6330 physicians find digital health literacy easy easy learn however 206 5092 find difficult difficult decide information reliable verified uptodate internet access aor 190 95 ci 116312 frequency searching information aor 535 95 ci 2011429 discovered significantly associated physicians health informationseeking behaviors digital health literacy key seeking health information online appropriate decisionmaking increasing internet access providing ict training integrate health information revolution agendas helping disseminate health information provide timely reliable relevant news genuine information needed work