TY -的盟Medlock Saeid盟——民兵,斯蒂芬妮AU -伊斯拉米Marjan盟——艺术、Derk L盟派,丹尼尔AU - de罗阿,索菲娅E盟——Abu-Hanna Ameen PY - 2015 DA - 2015/01/08 TI -健康老年人使用互联网的信息寻求行为:乔- J地中海互联网Res SP调查e10六世- 17 - 1 KW -岁KW -岁,80岁及以上KW -信息寻求行为KW -互联网KW -病人教育KW -赋权AB -背景:互联网被视为健康信息的重要来源和增强患者权能的媒介。然而，很少有人知道老年人如何使用互联网与其他来源的健康信息。目的:目的是确定使用互联网的老年人使用和信任哪些信息资源获取健康信息，首选哪些资源，以及老年人使用哪些资源满足不同的信息需求。方法:根据与研究目标的相关性，从已发表的调查中选择问题。自主性偏好指数用于评估参与健康决策的信息需求和偏好。参与本次在线调查的邀请被发送到荷兰当地高级组织的电子邮件列表(298个地址)。结果:118名受访者中位年龄为72岁(IQR 67-78岁)。卫生专业人员、药剂师和互联网是最常用和最可信的卫生信息来源。传单、电视、报纸和健康杂志也是重要的来源。 Respondents who reported higher use of the Internet also reported higher use of other sources (P<.001). Use of health professionals, pharmacists, leaflets, telephone, television, and radio were not significantly different; use of all other resources was significantly higher in frequent Internet users. When in need of health information, preferred sources were the Internet (46/105, 43.8%), other sources (eg, magazines 38/105, 36.2%), health professionals (18/105, 17.1%), and no information seeking (3/105, 2.8%). Of the 51/107 respondents who indicated that they had sought health information in the last 12 months, 43 sought it after an appointment, 23 were preparing for an appointment, and 20 were deciding if an appointment was needed. The source used varied by the type of information sought. The Internet was used most often for symptoms (27/42, 64%), prognosis (21/31, 68%), and treatment options (23/41, 62%), whereas health professionals were asked for additional information on medications (20/36, 56%), side effects (17/36, 47%), coping (17/31, 55%), practical care (12/14, 86%), and nutrition/exercise (18/30, 60%). Conclusions: For these seniors who use the Internet, the Internet was a preferred source of health information. Seniors who report higher use of the Internet also report higher use of other information resources and were also the primary consumers of paper-based resources. Respondents most frequently searched for health information after an appointment rather than to prepare for an appointment. Resources used varied by health topic. Future research should seek to confirm these findings in a general elderly population, investigate how seniors seek and understand information on the Internet, and investigate how to reach seniors who prefer not to use the Internet for health information. SN - 1438-8871 UR - //www.mybigtv.com/2015/1/e10/ UR - https://doi.org/10.2196/jmir.3749 UR - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25574815 DO - 10.2196/jmir.3749 ID - info:doi/10.2196/jmir.3749 ER -