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Trust and Credibility in Web-Based Health Information: A Review and Agenda for Future Research
Journal of Medical Internet Research · 2017 · Vol. 19(6) · pp. e218–e218
Laura Sbaffi✉(University of Sheffield)Jennifer Rowley(Manchester Metropolitan University)
Abstract
There is considerable scope for further research. This includes increased clarity of the interaction between the variables associated with health information seeking, increased consistency on the measurement of trust and credibility, a greater focus on specific WHI sources, and enhanced understanding of the impact of demographic variables on trust and credibility judgments.
Health Literacy and Information AccessibilityMisinformation and Its ImpactsTechnology Adoption and User BehaviourCredibilityThe InternetInternet privacySeekersTrustworthinessHealth informationHealth careInformation seeking behaviorSource credibilityInformation seeking
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FemaleHumansMaleResearchUnited StatesInternetTrustHealth Information Exchange
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