ArticleFrontiers in public health2024
Health information orientation and health literacy as determinants of health promotion behaviors in adolescents: a cross-sectional study.
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Abstract
Introduction: This cross-sectional study aimed to identify the impact of health information orientation and health literacy on adolescents' health-promoting behaviors. Methods: We enrolled 149 middle school students from an urban city in South Korea through convenience sampling. The data was collected in October 2022 using a self-reported questionnaire. Health information orientation was measured using the Health Information Orientation Instrument (Cronbach's Results: Results indicated significant differences in health promotion behaviors based on perceived health status, economic status, primary health-related information provider, and health literacy. Health information orientation showed a strong positive correlation with health promotion behaviors. The factors that influenced health promotion behaviors were health information orientation, primary information provider, economic status, and health literacy. Discussion: Findings suggest that school and community health promotion programs should engage adolescents and parents to enhance health literacy and proactive information-seeking behaviors for improving the health outcomes of adolescents.
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