One Economy Corporation / Agency for Healthcare Research / The Children’s Partnership / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Institute of Medicine / University of Southern California / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / health information and services / Internet health information-seeking / Internet Access Baseline / Internet access objective / technology gaps / Internet-based diabetes selfmanagement Houston / Internet penetration / Online purchasing Borzekowski / consumer e‑health tools / Internet link / public health systems / Internet households / healthcare / e‑health tools / adequate Internet access / online problems / technology use / Internet connections / search behaviors / healthcare system / use technology / consumer e‑health tool / online habits / online communities / Internet Use / broadband technologies / Internet-ready devices / search engines / computer digital technology / technology access / e‑health tool / racial / or have access to technology / Internet-based resources / Internet users / Internet users Frequency / e-health / healthcare providers / long-term Internet users / healthcare information / health information technologies / multimedia applications / online survey / /
Organization
Bureau of the Census / Committee on Communication for Behavior Change / U.S. Department of Commerce / Institute of Medicine / U.S. Department of Education / Annenberg School Center for the Digital / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / University of Southern California / School Center for the Digital Future / Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality / /
Chapter 2. Mapping Diversity to Understand Users’ Requirements for e‑Health Tools Introduction It is commonplace to observe that the United States is a diverse society and becoming increasingly so. Diversity has