Skip to main content
. 2017 Jun 14;19(6):e210. doi: 10.2196/jmir.7489

Table 1.

Support preferences for navigating Web-based health information (N=400).

Modes of support No navigational needs,
n (%a,b)
Navigational needs,
n (%a,c)
Total,
n (%a)
Health care professionals to recommend websites (χ21 [N=400]=13.2; P<.001; φ=.18) 112 (57.4) 153 (74.6) 265 (66.3)
An icon on each website to indicate whether it is from a trustworthy source (χ21 [N=400]=8.8; P=.003; φ=.15) 96 (49.2) 131 (63.9) 227 (56.8)
Blocking of unreliable websites (χ21 [N=400]=6.8; P=.01; φ=.13) 82 (42.1) 113 (55.1) 195 (48.8)
Improvement in the layout of websites (χ21 [N=400]=12.8; P<.001; φ=.18) 35 (17.9) 69 (33.7) 104 (26.0)
Workshops on how to find trustworthy health-related information on the Internet (χ21 [N=400]=3.9; P=.049; φ=.10) 17 (8.7) 31 (15.1) 48 (12.0)
Other 9 (4.6) 4 (2.0) 13 (3.3)

aRespondents could select multiple options (percentages do not total 100%).

bPercentages are based on the 195 participants with no navigational needs.

cPercentages are based the 205 participants with navigational needs.