01456nas a2200157   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260001100043100001700054700002800071700001900099700001600118245014600134856004200280520097600322       2020                            d  bZenodo1 aHeidi Enwald1 aKristina Eriksson-Backa1 aNoora Hirvonen1 aIsto Huvila00aTaking health information behaviour into account in user-centered design of e-health services - key findings from an ongoing research project  uhttp://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.38850773 aNew e-health services and technologies are developed around the world with expectations of multiple individual and system-wide benefits. Even if there is no single reason why many e-health projects have failed to deliver their expected gains, one central contributing factor has been their narrow focus on technology and a failure to understand the use of e-health in the context of citizens' general health information behaviour. Here we report key findings from the ongoing research project Taking Health Information Behaviour into Account: implications of a neglected element for successful implementation of consumer health technologies on older adults, funded by the Academy of Finland (2015-2020). The project aims at explicating premises for the development of e-health services that are comprehensible, meaningful, and useful in the context of how older adults seek, use and manage information, and more specifically health information, in their everyday lives.