Psychometric properties of health literacy items regarding infectious respiratory.

<p>Note: ^a:The print-prose literacy scale measured the knowledge and skills needed to search, comprehend, and use information from texts that were organized in sentences or paragraphs.</p><p>The print-document literacy scale measured the knowledge and skills needed to search, comprehend, and use information from non-continuous texts in various formats.</p><p>The print-quantitative scale measured the knowledge and skills needed to identify and perform computations using numbers embedded in printed materials. <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0064153#pone.0064153-Kutner1" target="_blank">[5]</a>.</p><p>The oral literacy scale measured the skills to comprehend and interpret information in the form of videos and recordings.</p><p>The internet literacy scale measured the skills to utilize the internet to obtain health information.</p>b<p>, P_H is the score for the top 27%, and P_L is the score for the bottom 27%; D = P_H–P_L.</p>c<p>, the video describes early symptoms of tuberculosis and some policies about it.</p>d<p>, the video describes knowledge and skills in daily life to prevent H1N1 flu.