A Typology of Patients Based on Decision-Making Styles: Cross-Sectional Survey Study.

J Med Internet Res · 2019 · PMC6893560 · PMID 31746770

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Collaborators, who are moderately eHealth literate (slightly lower than patients in the autonomous-collaborator segment with P =.08, that is, marginally significant; see Multimedia Appendix 4 for details), talk significantly more to practitioners about problems with the online health information they have accessed than Autonomous-Collaborator patients ( P <.05; see Multimedia Appendix 5 for more details).

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