Comparison of health information technology use between American adults with and without chronic health conditions: Findings from the National health interview survey 2012

Yan Zhang; Romy Lauche; David Sibbritt; Bolanle Olaniran; Ron Cook; Jon Adams

Comparison of health information technology use between American adults with and without chronic health conditions: Findings from the National health interview survey 2012

Yan Zhang, Romy Lauche, David Sibbritt, Bolanle Olaniran, Ron Cook, Jon Adams

CoMC Dept of COMS

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Abstract

Health information technology (HIT) is utilized by people with different chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. However, there has been no comparison of HIT use between persons without a chronic condition, with one chronic condition, and multiple (≥2) chronic conditions (MCCs). The aim of the study was to assess the difference in HIT use between persons without a chronic condition, with one chronic condition, and with MCCs, to describe the characteristics of HIT use among those with chronic conditions and to identify the predictors of HIT use of the persons with one chronic condition and MCCs.

Original language	English
Journal	Journal of Medical Internet Research.
State	Published - May 10 2017

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In: Journal of Medical Internet Research., 10.05.2017.

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