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From the Literature

Cyrus, John W. ‘‘A Review of Recent Research on Internet Access, Use, and Online Health Information Seeking.’’ Journal of Hospital Librarianship 14, no. 2 (2014): 149–157. Numerous studies have examined the increasing importance of the Internet for patients and consumers who seek out health information. To further the understanding of issues contributing to patient successes and challenges, the author reviewed research from the past two years on issues related to the digital divide such as accessibility concerns and health information-seeking behaviors. The paper offers a useful discussion that collects and summarizes statistics on various characteristics related to users of health information on the Internet.