Belayneh Shetie Workneh, Enyew Getaneh Mekonen, Mohammed Seid Ali
Determinants of knowledge, attitude, and practice towards first aid among kindergarten and elementary school teachers in Gondar city, Northwest Ethiopia
BMC emergency medicine
usage digital information communication technologies european healthcare growing unlike numerous technological possibilities present use technologies perspectives towards relation otolaryngology care far less interest study evaluates utilisation attitudes towards digital information communication technologies crosssectoral otolaryngology care among german patients structured interviewbased study conducted outpatient facility tertiary hospital germany focused chief complaints current use digital technologies estimated benefits increased digital technology use otolaryngology care sociodemographic data detailed statistical analysis employed chisquared tests multivariate logistic regression total 208 otolaryngology patients completed interview digital communication technologies exhibited high penetration rate 918 regularly used daily life 787 health reasons 733 younger age p 0003 higher education levels p 0008 significantly correlated increased digital communication technology use overall potential ehealth technologies rated significantly higher younger patients p 0001 patients chief complaints showed significant influence current potential use technologies crosssectoral otolaryngology care regardless chief complaints german otolaryngology patients regularly use digital information communication technologies health reasons express interest use crosssectoral care enhance digital patient communication otolaryngology attention given treatment quality usability data security availability financial remuneration service providers