Gender Differences in Searching for Health Information on the Internet and the Virtual Patient-Physician Relationship in Germany: Exploratory Results on How Men and Women Differ and Why
OPEN Journal of medical Internet research | 24 Jun 2015
S Bidmon and R Terlutter
Abstract
Many studies have shown that women use the Internet more often for health-related information searches than men, but we have limited knowledge about the underlying reasons. We also do not know whether and how women and men differ in their current use of the Internet for communicating with their general practitioner (GP) and in their future intention to do so (virtual patient-physician relationship).
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- German language, Transgender, Gender identity, History of the Internet, Gender role, Gender
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