A O A Aderounmu, P B Olaitan, I K Kolawole, M D Dairo, K S Oluwadiya, L I Okeke, A A Salako
Examination malpractice in our medical schools: prevalence and import on tomorrow's doctors
The Nigerian postgraduate medical journal
study aimed fill gap evidencebased data examining impact healthrelated digital media uses impact patientphysician relationship patient journey goal driving positive changes officebased dermatological practice german individuals skin conditions completed questionnaire assessing healthrelated digital media use ehealth literacy impact digital media use patientphysician relationship patient journey sociodemographic health characteristics june november 2022 followed descriptive analysis linear regressions overall 919 participants analyzed median age 4700 interquartile range 2800 6100 years female 536 healthrelated digital media users 568 google online encyclopedias commonly used dermatological consultations online selfhelp groups used 75 nontreated participants digital media use impact patientphysician relationship positive impact patient journey positive impacts associated higher ehealth literacy satisfaction digital media quality importance digital media rural residence high education trust dermatologists potential healthrelated digital media officebased dermatological care necessitates drive evidencebased digital health platform improve ehealth literacy satisfaction quality digital media among affected individuals