Digital health literacy and immigrants’ access to digitalized healthcare: a comparative study of Spain, and Sweden – implications for public health policy

  1. Inés Rey Hidalgo
  2. Marta M. Pisano-González
  3. Cristina Fernández García
  4. Karin Schölin Bywall
  5. Sarah Wamala Andersson
  6. Beatrice Avagnina
  7. Ana Fernández-Feito
  8. the IDEAHL consortium
  9. Isabel Diez Valcarce
  10. Mónica López-Ventoso
  11. Laura Pruneda
  12. Michelle Perello
  13. Víctor Martínez
  14. Silvia Pérez
  15. Gabriela Irrazabal
  16. Maela Pascullo
  17. Kerryn Butler-Henderson
  18. Aeden Ratcliffe
  19. Monique Epstein
  20. Camille Picard
  21. Romane Seas
  22. Agathe Larmor
  23. Piera Sciama
  24. Oscar Zanutto
  25. Davide Tuis
  26. Adele De Stefani
  27. Giada Coccheto
  28. Francesca Masiero
  29. Peggy Maguire
  30. Rebecca Moore
  31. Vanessa Moore
  32. Anna Marconato
  33. Stefania Silvestri
  34. Gabriele Mingolla
  35. Gian Matteo Apuzzo
  36. Kai Lars Schnackenberg
  37. Rachel Stenner
  38. Diana Schack Thoft
  39. Charlotte Brun Thorup
  40. Jacob Østergaard Madsen
  41. Lisa Korsbakke Emtekær Hæsum
  42. Anesofie Bengtsen
  43. Matt Richardson
  44. Katja Valkama
  45. Merja Hoffrén-Mikkola
  46. Mika Uitto
  47. Aino Alaverdyan
  48. Ángel Barrera
  49. Lourdes Rosa
  50. Peter Palvolgyi
  51. Claudia Matera
  52. Afonso Araújo
  53. Bruna Franceschini
  54. Maria Inês Santos
  55. Ângela Pinto
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  1. Version published to 10.1186/s12889-026-26380-x
  2. Version published to 10.21203/rs.3.rs-7949585/v1 on Research Square