Table 2.
Key and specific findings regarding socio-demographic factors influencing digital health literacy.
| Key findings | Specific findings | Articles |
|---|---|---|
| Socio-demographic factors | ||
| Age | Obstacle | (51, 58, 63) |
| Greater age | (50, 52, 53, 55, 66) | |
| Lower age group | (38, 61, 64) | |
| Sex | Older adult men | (54) |
| Older adult men with more online time and social media habits | (61, 67) | |
| Rural older adult men | (55) | |
| Older adult men and women from migrant ethnic groups | (66) | |
| Place of residence | Urban older adults | (39) |
| Closer to urban area | (54) | |
| Province | (62) | |
| Health-related factors | Implication of health status | (56, 63, 67) |
| Risk of poor self-rated health status | (39) | |
| Existing health problems | (62) | |
| Depression | (38) | |
| Self-rated life stress | (39) | |
| Confidence in the management of chronic diseases | (52) | |
| Easiness and ability in health information | (60, 69) | |
| Factors of risk perception and health concept | (56, 63) | |
| Influence of access to health insurance and availability of community health services | (39, 56) | |
| Socio-economic factors | Socio-economic status | (41, 57) |
| Education | (39, 41, 48, 51, 53, 56, 63–68) | |
| Marital status | (55, 63) | |
| Income | (52, 54, 56, 66, 67) | |