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Understanding the Factors Influencing Patient E-Health Literacy in Online Health Communities (OHCs): A Social Cognitive Theory Perspective
2019
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Although online health communities (OHCs) are increasingly popular in public health promotion, few studies have explored the factors influencing patient e-health literacy in OHCs. This paper aims to address the above gap. Based on social cognitive theory, we identified one behavioral factor (i.e., health knowledge seeking) and one social environmental factor (i.e., social interaction ties) and proposed that both health knowledge seeking and social interaction ties directly influence patient
doi:10.3390/ijerph16142455
pmid:31295924
pmcid:PMC6679102
fatcat:5m7vdsmj25dknhbh2fx4lcjkcm