01592nas a2200229   4500000000100000008004100001260001900042100002800061700001700089700001600106700001700122700001900139700002200158700002000180700001600200700002100216700001400237245011400251300001200365520096300377022002201340       2022                            d  bSpringeraCham1 aKristina Eriksson-Backa1 aFarhan Ahmad1 aIsto Huvila1 aHeidi Enwald1 aNoora Hirvonen1 aSerap Kurbanoğlu1 aSonja Špiranec1 aYurdag Unal1 aJoumana Boustany1 aDenis Kos00aEveryday Health Information Literacy and Attitudes Towards Digital Health Services Among Finnish Older Adults  a314-3253 a<p>Everyday health information literacy (EHIL) denotes people s confidence and perceptions of their capability to obtain, evaluate, and use health information in everyday life. This paper presents results from a survey of older Finns on how EHIL relates to perceptions of digital health services. A postal survey was conducted with a random sample of 1,500 Finns aged 55-70 years. In total, 373 completed surveys (25%) were returned. We used an adapted screening tool to measure EHIL and subject position scales to indicate attitudes towards digital health services. The data were analysed using PLS-SEM in SmartPLS 3.0. The analysis suggested that EHIL is positively related to more positive attitudes to digital health services and negatively to more negative attitudes to such services. The results emphasise the importance of EHIL as an enabler of the acceptance of digital health services. The study also introduces new methods for analysing EHIL.</p>
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