Jee-Hye Yoo, TaeHee Kim, JuHee Lee
Association Between Lifestyle Behaviors and Obesity Among Stroke Survivors
Western journal of nursing research
growing presence digital technologies health care requires health workforce proficiency subjects informatics implications education nursing students preparedness use technologies clinical situations something course administrators need consider thus students attitudes toward technology could investigated assess needs regarding proficiency study aims investigate attitudes enthusiasm anxiety toward technology among nursing students identify factors associated attitudes nursing students 2 universities sweden 1 university poland invited answer questionnaire data attitudes anxiety enthusiasm toward technology ehealth literacy electronic device skills frequency using electronic devices sociodemographic data collected descriptive statistics used characterize data spearman rank correlation coefficient mannwhitney u test used statistical inferences total 646 students answered questionnaire342 529 swedish sites 304 471 polish site observed students technology enthusiasm techenthusiasm higher end technophilia instrument score range 15 383 sd 090 362 sd 094 404 sd 078 whole sample swedish students polish students respectively technology anxiety techanxiety midrange technophilia instrument 248 sd 096 237 sd 1 260 sd 089 whole sample swedish students polish students respectively regarding techenthusiasm among nursing students negative correlation age found swedish sample p001 swedish0201 generally older polish sample positive correlations ehealth literacy scale score p001 all0265 swedish0190 polish0352 perceived skill using computer devices p001 all0360 swedish0341 polish0309 found swedish polish total samples regarding techanxiety among nursing students positive correlation age found swedish sample p001 swedish0184 negative correlations ehealth literacy scale score p001 all0196 swedish0262 polish0133 perceived skill using computer devices p001 all0209 swedish0347 polish0134 found swedish polish total samples semester swedish sample p001 swedish0124 gender differences found regarding techanxiety swedish sample women exhibiting higher mean score men 2451 sd 1014 1987 sd 0854 respectively study highlights nursing students techenthusiasm techanxiety emphasizing correlations various factors health cares increasing reliance technology integrating health technologyrelated topics education crucial future professionals address health care challenges effectively rr210219614643