Vahid Saidkhani, Masoumeh Albooghobeish, Zahra Rahimpour, Mohammad Hosein Haghighizadeh
The effect of scenario-based training versus video training on nurse anesthesia students' basic life support knowledge and skill of cardiopulmonary resuscitation: a quasi-experimental comparative study
BMC medical education
increasing telehealth use throughout sports medicine improved patients access health care communities may opportunities connect provider barriers telehealth implementation influenced internal eg providers digital health literacy resources external eg communitys social determinants health sdoh factors study aimed assess impact internal external factors telehealth use athletic trainers ats crosssectional survey total 767 ats participated study participants age 39 13 completed survey containing electronic health literacy scale digital health literacy instrument reported professional use telehealth provider yesno provided resources clinical site provided zip code community served data collection researchers extracted sdoh information using zip code data 2 us databases including population density median household income poverty index education level technology access chisquare independent samples tests conducted compare telehealth use sdoh factor total 623 n 478767 ats reported using telehealth 816 ats n 626 dedicated facility offer health care services identified significant difference digital health literacy scores users nonusers telehealth p 013 identify significant differences telehealth users community type p 957 population density p 053 income p 462 poverty index p 073 computer p 211 broadband internet access p 295 data suggest internal factors digital health literacy clinical site resources may contributed ats previous telehealth use clinical practice however sdoh data extracted community zip code provided clinical services similar without previous telehealth use