Use of mobile phones as a vehicle to increase internet use to improve health and wellbeing in South Australia

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dc.contributor.author Newman, Lareen Ann
dc.contributor.author Biedrzycki, Katherine Rebecca
dc.date.accessioned 2013-09-27T02:23:41Z
dc.date.available 2013-09-27T02:23:41Z
dc.date.issued 2009-12
dc.description A report on research conducted under the Health in All Policies Health Lens Initiative for the Department of Health South Australia and the Department of Further Education, Employment, Science & Technology en
dc.description.abstract This report is written to help inform policy directions to achieve the Broadband Usage target in the South Australian Strategic Plan while supporting improved population health under the SA Government’s Health In All Policies program. This report details potential solutions to increase broadband use via mobile phones for lower-income and socioeconomically disadvantaged South Australians. Solutions were suggested in late 2009 by 30 Adelaide residents in three focus groups (age range 25 to 55). Additional solutions come from an associated project in late 2008 with 55 Adelaide residents on general digital technology use, and from a literature scan in late 2009 of solutions to increase mobile internet use elsewhere in the world, particularly for lower-income and socioeconomically disadvantaged groups. en
dc.identifier.citation Newman, L.A. and Biedrzycki, K., 2009. Use of mobile phones as a vehicle to increase internet use to improve health and wellbeing in South Australia. Australian Health Inequities Program and Southgate Institute for Health Society and Equity, Flinders University. en
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/2328/27062
dc.language.iso en
dc.publisher Flinders University Southgate Institute en
dc.rights Please contact the authors for details. en
dc.rights.holder Flinders University, Southgate Institute en
dc.rights.license In Copyright
dc.subject Public health en
dc.title Use of mobile phones as a vehicle to increase internet use to improve health and wellbeing in South Australia en
dc.type Technical Report en
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