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This tool assesses eHealth literacy in men with prostate cancer, suggesting improvements in care delivery.
The P-CeHLI establishes a novel cancer-specific multidomain eHealth literacy instrument, validated in men with prostate cancer, and positioned to respond to their needs in the digital cancer care era. The P-CeHLI provides a new opportunity for clinicians and researchers to accurately identify and enhance the eHealth literacy skills of patients with prostate cancer, which may improve future clinical outcomes through digital intervention and improved communicative practice.
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