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Table 4 Health literacy (HL) in 320 parents (258 mothers and 62 fathers)

From: The relationship between gender, psychosocial factors, pain, health literacy and health-related quality of life in parents of Norwegian adolescents one year into the COVID-19 pandemic

 

All

N = 320

Mothers

N = 258

Fathers

N = 62

p value

HLQ_ Feeling understood and supported by health-care providers

3.12 (0.58)

3.14 (0.58)

3.06 (0.58)

0.797

HLQ_ Having sufficient information to manage my health

3.24 (0.47)

3.24 (0.47)

3.28 (0.47)

0.593

HLQ_ Actively managing my health

3.00 (0.53)

3.02 (0.54)

2.90 (0.51)

0.806

HLQ_ Social support for health

3.12 (0.53)

3.12 (0.54)

3.08 (0.48)

0.398

HLQ_ Appraisal of health information

2.86 (0.51)

2.86 (9.52)

2.85 (0.45)

0.362

HLQ_ Ability to actively engage with health-care providers

3.97 (0.58)

3.92 (0.59)

4.13 (0.52)

0.816

HLQ_ Navigating the health-care system

3.88 (0.58)

3.85 (0.58)

4.00 (0.57)

0.236

HLQ_ Ability to find good health information

3.99 (0.55)

3.97 (0.50)

4.07 (0.50)

0.993

HLQ_ Understand health information

4.08 (0.47)

4.07 (0.46)

4.14 (0.48)

0.520

  1. Independent sample t tests were used to compare mothers and fathers
  2. The range of the HL domains varies