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October 23, 2025International Journal of Healthcare Information Systems and InformaticsOpen Access

Health-Promoting Behavior and Health Empowerment by Types of Digital Health Technology Literacy

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HSHyerine ShinDongguk University HKHyejin KimChung-Ang University YCYoongi ChungUniversity of Washington

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Cross-sectional analysis shows higher health empowerment and promoting behavior with enhanced digital literacy, indicating tailored interventions may improve health outcomes.

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Health-promoting behavior increased with high critical literacy and digital literacy patterns, emphasizing the need for tailored support.
K-means clustering identified groups with varying levels of digital health literacy among 935 Korean adults aged 20–59.
Study used validated tools to assess functional and critical literacy alongside health empowerment metrics.
Person-centered interventions are essential to address disparities and improve health outcomes in the digital age.

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Shin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f9f86eb2c35e10cc4e3b33 https://doi.org/10.4018/ijhisi.391355

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Cross-sectional analysis shows higher health empowerment and promoting behavior with enhanced digital literacy, indicating tailored interventions may improve health outcomes.

Health-Promoting Behavior and Health Empowerment by Types of Digital Health Technology Literacy

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Health-Promoting Behavior and Health Empowerment by Types of Digital Health Technology Literacy

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