An integrative systematic review on interventions to improve layperson's ability to identify trustworthy digital health information.

Health information on the Internet has a ubiquitous influence on health consumers' behaviour. Searching and evaluating online health information poses a real challenge for many health consumers. To our knowledge, our systematic review paper is the first to explore the interventions targeting lay people to improve their e-health literacy skills.

An infodemiology study on exploring the quality and reliability of colorectal cancer immunotherapy information.

Background: Immunotherapy is a new treatment modality which promises hope for advanced colorectal cancer patients. To our knowledge, no previous studies have evaluated the quality of patient information available on this topic online.

Objective: This study will explore the quality and reliability of colorectal cancer immunotherapy information using the (JAMA) and DISCERN tools.

An integrative review protocol on interventions to improve users' ability to identify trustworthy online health information.

Background: The epidemiological transition phenomena drive the attention to focus the scope on health literacy as it has an impact on patients' health outcomes and quality of life.

Aim: This paper aims to explore the implemented interventions for improving users' ability to identify trustworthy online health information.

Methodology: A comprehensive search of the literature will be conducted on the following electronic bibliographic databases: Ovid Medline, Embase, Cochrane database, Academic search complete and APA psycinfo.

Atypical Presentation of Scarlet Fever.

Scarlet fever is an infectious illness, which is caused by . It causes exanthema and a characteristic tonsillopharyngitis. Its diagnosis is typically straightforward.

Critical Thinking Disposition among Nurses Working in Puplic Hospitals at Port-Said Governorate.

Aim: This study aimed to investigate critical thinking disposition among nurses working in Public Hospitals in Port-Said Governorate.

Methods: A descriptive research design was conducted in this study. Totally 196 respondents were chosen by systemic random sampling, to take part in the study as the sample.