英文摘要 |
Introduction: Health literacy is the ability to obtain, understand, interpret, and apply health information. It is crucial to promote the right knowledge of health and the ability to understand and learn. The purpose of this research is to study using social network software to improve traditional Chinese medicine health literacy. We used questionnaire interviews to clarify results. Methods: This study conducted in two stages. In the first stage, a five-person focus group reviewed the literature, developed initial TCM dementia pictures, and shared them on Facebook fan pages and Blogger. In the second phase, we recruited a total of 42 major caregivers of dementia and conducted questionnaire interviews to understand the effectiveness of health education literacy in promoting TCM health literacy. Results: This study produced and shared 13 pieces of information related to TCM dementia. In 2019, a total of 45,294 contacts, 30,357 interactions, and 2,769 shares were accumulated. The analysis of the age group of the blog found that the primary audiences were young adults (25-45) and females (61.1%). Most of the reading devices were mobile phones (74.1%). Questionnaire interviews found that most caregivers have a favorable opinion on the sharing of graphic and textual knowledge. The five-point assessment of the usefulness of information has an average score of 4.6. Conclusion: This study is the first to conduct quantitative research on TCM health consciousness by using online sharing and questionnaire interviews. We have found that online graphic promotion is an effective health promotion method for clinical TCM practitioners. |