Table 3.
Status of health information retrieval behavior among undergraduate students: Information browsing and information sources.
| Check Questions about Online Health Information Retrieval Behavior | Code Type | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Information browsing | 1. Number of pages viewed | Min. 1, Max. 14, Mean 2.99 (SD = 2.33) | |
| 2. Overall query time | Min. 1.42 s, Max. 17.43 s, Mean 5.54 s (SD = 3.04) | ||
| 3. Average time on page | Min. 0.65 s, Max. 6.23 min, Mean 2.39 min (SD = 1.31) | ||
| Information source | 1. Whether the data source is new or old (year) can be marked in the Word file | Directly expressed in AD year 82 (81%) | No time for data 19 (19%) |
| 2. Whether there is a source of information: Website of the organization | Yes 45 (45%) | No 56 (55%) | |
| 3. Whether there is a source of information: Magazines or periodicals | Yes 40 (40%) | No 61 (60%) | |
| 4. Whether there is a source of information: News reports | Yes 8 (8%) | No 93 (92%) | |
| 5. Whether there is a source of information: Forums or chat rooms | Yes 13 (13%) | No 88 (87%) | |
| 6. Whether there is a source of information: Related research papers | Yes 0 (0%) | No 101 (100%) | |
| 7. Whether there is a source of information: Personal web pages | Yes 22 (22%) | No 79 (78%) | |
| 8. Professionalism of the information source: The author is a professional, for example, an expert in a related field or a physician | Yes 22 (22%) | No 79 (79%) | |
| 9. Professionalism of the information source: The author is a professional, and their affiliation is mentioned | Yes 42 (42%) | No 59 (58%) | |
| 10. Professionalism of the information source: The author of the data is anonymous or a non-professional | Yes 85 (84%) | No 16 (16%) | |