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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Information Science

Background:

The Internet is a rapidly expanding source for health information access and publication.
Its chaotic growth presents challenges for novice users seeking reliable health data.
Healthcare providers in the Dade/Broward market recognize the need for guidance.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide novice users with a curated list of initial websites for health information.
To offer guidance on effectively using Internet search engines for health-related queries.

Main Methods:

Assessment of initial web sites for novice users.
Development of general guidance for effective Internet searches.

Main Results:

Identification of key websites for exploring health care information.
Provision of strategies for directing effective searches using Internet search engines.

Conclusions:

Novice users can benefit from curated resources and search strategies to navigate the Internet for health information.
Effective use of the Internet requires guidance for optimal health information retrieval.