Shahid Mahmood, Zaid Al Jeaidi, Mashari Al-Onazi, Ahmed Al-Shehri, Ahmed Al-Harbi
A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Use of Information Technology by Selected Students of Health Colleges of a Saudi University
Journal of the College of Physicians and Surgeons--Pakistan : JCPSP
study examines socioeconomic impact covid19 pandemic sufficiency government support based online survey 920 respondents crosstabulation binary logistic regression results show firstly terms loss income male respondents likely loss income compared female counterparts secondly among different categories employment status selfemployed respondents vulnerable group given 20 percent experienced loss income due covid19 pandemic moreover respondents working smallandmedium enterprises smes informal sector likely face loss income compared respondents working sectors employment likewise respondents without tertiary education level likely loss income compared respondents university certification baseline results highlight insufficiency government financial support programs based perspective malaysians different demographic backgrounds policy implication findings could guide state formulating right policies target groups need assistance others community