ATTITUDE OF INPATIENTS ABOUT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES LITERACY

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SADOUGHI F.; AHMADI MARYAM; GOUHARI MAHMOUD REZA; RANGRAZ JEDI FATEMEH

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Journal: JOURNAL OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Year:2010 | Volume:13 | Issue:40 Page(s): 31-40

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ATTITUDE OF INPATIENTS ABOUT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES LITERACY

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SADOUGHI F. | AHMADI MARYAM | GOUHARI MAHMOUD REZA | RANGRAZ JEDI FATEMEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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PATIENT VIEWQ3

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYQ3

ACCESS TO INFORMATIONQ2

MEDICAL RECORDQ3

COMPUTER LITERACYQ3

Abstract

Introduction: Information Technologies (ITs) has become a significant resource for dissemination of information and resulted to increase of health knowledge in communities. This study was aimed to determine knowledge of inpatients about ITs. Methods: This descriptive-cross-sectional study carried out on 461 inpatients in Kashan University of Medical Sciences hospitals with a reliable (spearman Brown, r =0.83) and valid (face and content) researcher made questionnaire in two sections: demographic information and study objects. Data collected by interviews, analyzed by SPSS, and presented by descriptive statistics. Results: We found %42.1 and %26.7 of participants had knowledge about computer and the Internet respectively; %41.9 had the Internet access; 86.3% and 88.3% were interested to access and get MEDICAL RECORDs and their information respectively. They intended to get test (%85.7), refill their prescription (79%), get appointment (%76.4), consult with physicians (%80), and get information about diets (80%) through ITs. Conclusion: ITs attitude in inpatients was relatively good. We recommend providing inpatients information needs especially about prescriptions order and diets by CD, or Internet by hospitals' sites; and introduced them good medical sites to patient were recommended.

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WHY GENERAL PHYSICIANS ARE RELUCTANT TO USE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THEIR PRIVATE CLINIC?

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SADOUGHI, F., AHMADI, MARYAM, GOUHARI, MAHMOUD REZA, & RANGRAZ JEDI, FATEMEH. (2010). ATTITUDE OF INPATIENTS ABOUT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES LITERACY. JOURNAL OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, 13(40), 31-40. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/129959/en

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SADOUGHI F., AHMADI MARYAM, GOUHARI MAHMOUD REZA, RANGRAZ JEDI FATEMEH. ATTITUDE OF INPATIENTS ABOUT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES LITERACY. JOURNAL OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION[Internet]. 2010;13(40):31-40. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/129959/en

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F. SADOUGHI, MARYAM AHMADI, MAHMOUD REZA GOUHARI, and FATEMEH RANGRAZ JEDI, “ATTITUDE OF INPATIENTS ABOUT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES LITERACY,” JOURNAL OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, vol. 13, no. 40, pp. 31–40, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/129959/en

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