Ehealth literacy and its associated factors among health professionals during the covid-19 pandemic in resource-limited settings: cross-sectional study

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• who: Unknown from the Tesfa et al The outbreak of , has made eHealth literacy more vital than ever [9]However, this has been an underestimated issue during the pandemic [14]. eHealth literacy has a direct effect on health-promoting behaviors by improving health information-seeking behavior, which can ultimately lead to health-promoting behavior and health outcomes [15]. eHealth literacy has the potential to increase adherence to infection prevention and control measures, promote healthy habits, and maintain health care workers` health. This would help contain the , pandemic and further mitigate its impacts [16]. The world learned via . . .
  

   

  

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