TAILIEUCHUNG - Contextual factors and challenges to e-health literacy

We live in a digital world or digital era. Hence, People will argue that not only do information communication technologies (ICTs) make e-health possible but rather that it is an innovation advance whose time has come. Notwithstanding, e-health while hoping to create well needed improvement in health care, it is rife with certain challenges which are not limited to e-health literacy. However, this paper looks specifically at e-health literacy. The paper, in particular overviews e-health while addressing the impacts of key contextual factors that impacts e-health and e-health literacy regarding the propensity to adopt and use e-health in LEDCs. | Knowledge Management E-Learning Vol. 7 . Dec 2015 Knowledge Management E-Learning ISSN 2073-7904 Contextual factors and challenges to e-health literacy Bolanle A. Olaniran Texas Tech University Lubbock TX USA Recommended citation Olaniran B. A. 2015 . Contextual factors and challenges to e-health literacy. Knowledge Management E-Learning 7 4 616-628. Knowledge Management E-Learning 7 4 616-628 Contextual factors and challenges to e-health literacy Bolanle A. Olaniran Department Of Communication Studies College of Media and Communication Texas Tech University Lubbock TX USA E-mail Corresponding author Abstract We live in a digital world or digital era. Hence People will argue that not only do information communication technologies ICTs make e-health possible but rather that it is an innovation advance whose time has come. Notwithstanding e-health while hoping to create well needed improvement in health care it is rife with certain challenges which are not limited to e-health literacy. However this paper looks specifically at e-health literacy. The paper in particular overviews e-health while addressing the impacts of key contextual factors that impacts e-health and e-health literacy regarding the propensity to adopt and use e-health in LEDCs. Keywords e-Health e-Health literacy Contextual factors e-Health challenges ICTs e-Health adoption Contextual variables Informatics Biographical notes Dr. Bolanle A. Olaniran is a Professor in the Department of Communication Studies at Texas Tech University. He is an internationally acclaimed scholar in multiple disciplinary research areas including New Media and technologies Computer-mediated communication e-learning Organization communication Cross-cultural communication and Crisis Communication. He has authored several peer reviewed articles in discipline focus and interdisciplinary Journals . Regional National and International and authored several edited book chapters in each of these areas. He .

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