Health literacy and information needs among German skin cancer patients in comparison to people without skin cancer: A survey
Julia Hoffmann,
Theresa Steeb,
Christiane Weber
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundAn increasing number of patients are seeking health information on the internet. Health literacy and the quality of information are crucial to enable patients to find relevant high‐quality information.ObjectivesTo investigate the relevance of quality criteria for health information and to determine the health literacy of skin cancer patients (SC) in comparison to those without skin cancer (NSC).MethodsBetween December 2021 until February 2022 we undertook an online survey on the importance of multipl… Show more
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