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Health Information National Trends Survey (HINTS) Users Meeting
January 9-10, 2014 | Rockville, Maryland

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Presentations

• 2014 HINTS Meeting - Opening Remarks


• Center for Tobacco Products Research - Cathy Backinger, PhD, MPH


• Are Electronic Medical Records Leading Patients to Withhold Information from their Providers? - Celeste Campos-Castillo, PhD; Denise L. Anthony, PhD


• Trends in Cancer-Related Information Seeking Among Cancer Survivors: 2003-2012 - Neetu Chawla, PhD, MPH


• Is the Quality of Patient-Provider Interactions Associated with Use of the Internet as a Preferred Source of Health and Medical Information? - Jennifer Faith, MS; Sheryl Thorburn, PhD, MPH


• PCORI and HINTS - Laura Forsythe, PhD, MPH


• Lessons from the National Effort to Transition to Electronic Health Records - Peter Garrett


• Cigarette Smoking and Serious Psychological Distress (SPD) among the White Appalachian Population - Nicolle Krebs, MS


• Is Religiosity Associated with Cancer Screening? Results from a National Survey - Bryan Leyva; Anh B. Nguyen; Jennifer D. Allen; Stephen H. Taplin; Richard P. Moser


• Health Information National Trends Survey (HINTS): A Foundation for Strategic and Integrated Health Communication & Marketing Initiatives - Demetrius Parker, BS


• Do Prescription Drug Ads Tell Consumers Enough about Benefits and Side Effects? - Helen Sullivan, PhD, MPH; Miriam Campbell, PhD, MPH


• Predicting Intentions to Seek Cancer Information in China: A Test of RISP - Xiaoquan Zhao; Qunan Mao; Gary Kreps; Guoming Yu; Yinghua Li; Zihao Xu; Meijing Song; Wen-Ying Chou; Alexander Persoskie; Rui He; Paula Kim


• Cancer Survivors’ Experience of Patient-Centered Communication 2007-2012: Lost in Transition or Just Lost? - Danielle Blanch-Hartigan, PhD, MPH; Neetu Chawla, PhD, MPH; Richard P. Moser, PhD; Lila J. Finney Rutten, PhD; Bradford W. Hesse, PhD; Neeraj K. Arora, PhD


• How we can use HINTS as a “virtual rallying point” to transform research, inform public health, and promote community action? - John M. Boyle, PhD


• Shared Decision-Making and Cancer Screenings: Does Choice Matter? - Christine Gunn, MA; Marina Soley-Bori, MA


• HINTS-China: Promoting Understanding about Consumers’ Health Information Needs and Practices in China - Gary L. Kreps, PhD; Guoming Yu, PhD; Xiaoquan Zhao, PhD; Qun'an Mao; Yinghua Li, PhD; Wen-Ying (Sylvia) Chou, PhD; Zihao Xu, PhD, Meijie Song, PhD, Paula Kim


• Internet adoption among U.S. adults in 2003 and 2008: Diffusion patterns and digital disparities - Philip Massey, PhD, MPH


• Perceptions of the roles of behavior and genetics in disease risk: Are they associated with behavioral change? - Anh Bao Nguyen, PhD, MPH; Heather Patrick, PhD; April Oh, PhD, MPH


• Receipt of Treatment Summaries and Care Plans among Cancer Survivors: Data from the 2012 LIVESTRONG Survey and HINTS 2012 - Stephanie Nutt, MA, MPA; Ellen Beckjord, MPH, PhD; Ruth Rechis, PhD


• Role Patient-Centered Communication in the Association between Usual Source Health Care Patients’ Ratings Quality Care - Lila J. Rutten, PhD, MPH


• Health information data about Pacific Islanders in Guam: Using the respondent-driven sampling (RDS) method as a viable alternative for data collection - Lilnabeth P. Somera, PhD; Grazyna Badowski, PhD; Hye-ryeon Lee, PhD; Kevin Cassel, DrPH; Vejohn Torres; Dani Ramos; Brayan Simsiman; Alisha Yamanaka


• Using HINTS Data to Assess a Theoretical Model of Health Information Seeking - Denna Wheeler, PhD; Laura Barnes, PhD


• Communicating Better Health: Bridging the Gap Between Public Health Policies and Health Communication - Stefanie Winston, JD, MPH; Liza Fues, JD; Shelby Edison, JD


• HINTS 2.0:Partnering to Move Knowledge into Action - Bradford Hesse,PhD