Hepatitis C-related information on the internet: Perspectives of people with hepatitis C

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Interview data from a quantitative and qualitative research project explores how people with hepatitis C use print- and internet-based information sources. The interviews are part of a larger quantitative and qualitative research project exploring the use of print- and internet-based information sources by people with hepatitis C. Findings indicate that the internet is used by people with hepatitis C to clarify information from health professionals and to keep up with treatment developments. The poster identifies strategies used by people with hepatitis C to navigate and negotiate this changing health information environment, including means of assessing the reliability and validity of information found on the internet.
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Frances, Maude
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Treloar, Carla
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2004
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