Panagiotis Mallioris, Roosmarijn E C Luiken, Tijs Tobias, John Vonk, Jaap A Wagenaar, Arjan Stegeman, Lapo Mughini-Gras
Risk factors for antimicrobial use in Dutch pig farms: A cross-sectional study
Research in veterinary science
increased use ehealth information systems impacts health care work broadly including cultural social aspects work roles health care professionals qualitative descriptive study examined perceptions health care professionals terms ehealth information systems changed roles data collected via 15 semistructured thematic interviews analysed using content analysis inductive approach analysis indicated mainly unconscious changes roles professional groups professionals perceived role digitally competent professionals working community important moreover high digital competency seen led increase change work tasks professionals working environments job opportunities seen affected roles using information systems ehealth perceived created inequalities work tasks increased skills gaps complicated work however ehealth made cooperation professionals easier organisations pay attention equal opportunities increase professionals digital competency even workloads professionals provide equal access ehealth information systems