• Title of article

    Survey of E-Health Literacy among Employees of State-Owned Banks in Tehran During 2020

  • Author/Authors

    Riahi ، Aref Department Library and Information Science - Tehran University , Mousavi Chelak ، Afshin Department of Library and Information Science - Payame Noor University

  • From page
    53
  • To page
    63
  • Abstract
    Background Objective:  Developing new Information and Communication technologies has had a significant effect on all of science and knowledge area, including health science. Due to the large number of Electronic resources that product Health content, having health literacy for all of people in society is necessary and useful. This study aimed to identity Ehealth literacy among employees of stateowned Banks in Tehran in spring and summer of 2020. Materials and Methods: This is descriptiveanalytical crosssectional study. Statistical populations include 348 employees of 7 stateowned Banks in Tehran who were selected using sample size formula of Cochran and with a confidence level of 95%. Electronic Health Literacy Questionnaire used to collect data. The reliability and validity of the Persian translation of eHealth Literacy Questionnaire has been reviewed by Bazm et al .We also used Mean, Standard Subdivision, MannWhitney U, KruskalWallis test and SPSS software (version 21) to analysis them. Result: Findings show that Ehealth literacy of examined employees was more than average level and close to good place (30.61). Level of Knowledge and cognition to Health resources available on the Internet by the average of 4.07 was identified as the highest Indicator and Level of Knowledge and cognition to way of searching and seeking health information resources in the Internet were identified as the lowest indicator effect to Ehealth literacy of examined employees. Also findings show that there are significant different between Ehealth literacy and some Demographic characteristics like Sex , Degree , Level of English Language Knowledge , and also Level of Computer Knowledge among examined employees (P 0.05). Conclusion: Although the Ehealth literacy level of the examined community is in a good condition; but Since the new health information and communication technologies in the web, internet and social networks increasingly are going to expanding, development of staff training knowledge and science with Learning information retrieval and information behavior skills by them, Caused to upgrade and improve of their Ehealth literacy knowledge and consequently Increasing their personal and social health will follow.
  • Keywords
    Health Literacy , E , Health Literacy , Electronic health , Bank Employees , Banking Network
  • Journal title
    Journal of Health Literacy
  • Journal title
    Journal of Health Literacy
  • Record number

    2707371