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Training Older Adults to Use the Internet to Manage Their Healthcare

Abstract 
To determine how the Internet is being used by different population groups to gather medical information, a study was designed to introduce older adults how to use the Internet to manage their health care. The study consists of a five week seminar that teaches participants how to find, evaluate, and use medical information. A pre and post questionnaire, along with interviews will be used to measure changes in participants attitudes towards computers and their use of the Internet to manage their health care. Participants will be tracked over a period of time to determine whether they are actually using the Internet to manage their health care.