Association between chronic disease, socioeconomic position and digital health literacy: a danish population-based survey

Key Points

• Chronic disease positively correlates with lower digital health literacy among respondents, emphasizing the importance of addressing health disparities.
• The analysis found that individuals with lower socioeconomic position face greater challenges in achieving adequate digital health literacy.
• Population-based survey across Denmark assessed the intersection of chronic disease, socioeconomic status, and health literacy levels.
• These findings underline the need for targeted interventions to improve digital health literacy, particularly among disadvantaged groups.