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Table 3 Central tendency (median) of eHealth Literacy and Kruskal-Wallis test to determine statistically significant differences of eHealth Literacy between the groups

From: The prevalence of eHealth literacy and its relationship with perceived health status and psychological distress during Covid-19: a cross-sectional study of older adults in Blekinge, Sweden

Variables

eHealth literacy Median

p-value

Gender

  

Male

3.38

0.018\(^{*}\)

Female

4

 

Age (years)

  

Less than 75

4

0.0002\(^{*}\)

75-84

3.38

 

85+

2.88

 

Living conditions

  

Alone

3.5

0.22

Not Alone

3.75

 

Education

  

Elementary

3

0.016\(^{*}\)

Secondary

3.63

 

Higher

4

 

Economic status

  

Good

3.75

0.903

Poor

3.88

 

Infected with COVID-19

  

Yes

4.19

0.07

No

3.75

 

Total

  

Infected family or friends with COVID-19

  

Yes

3.75

0.71

No

3.75

 

Total

  

Perceived health status

  

Bad

4.63

 

Fair

2.88

0.0001\(^{*}\)

Good

3.63

 

Very Good

3.94

 

Excellent

4.5

 
  1. \(^{*}\) Statistically significant