Senait Samuel Bramo|G Bayissa|Selam Asaminewu|Tesfamichael Alaro
Electronic information sources access and use for healthcare services in governmental and non-governmental hospitals of western Oromia, Ethiopia: A cross sectional study
Jimma University|Jimma University|Jimma University|Jimma University
background access use electronic information sources clinical decision key attainment health related sustainable goals therefore study assess electronic information sources eis access use healthcare service among hospitals western oromia ethiopia 2013 materials methods descriptive study design quantitative qualitative data collection methods employed study subjects selected using simple random sampling technique quantitative data entered analyzed using spss version 160 moreover multiple logistic regression fitted identify independent predictors qualitative data transcribed analyzed thematically results total 590 health professionals participated study response rate 95 fortytwo percent health professionals used electronic information sources eis half used get latest health information threefourth health professionals formal training use eis moreover significant association use electronic information source information literacy training computer literacy level access internet connection access computers conclusions study determined half health professionals study area using eis information literacy training selfstated computer literacy level access internet connection access computers hospitals found statistically significant factors affecting use eis