Shuaishuai Huang, Fanhan Shen, Fujun Zhou, Qinghai Gong, Kui Liu, Wei Feng, Dong Cen
Myopia in elementary school students in Eastern China during the COVID-19 pandemic
Frontiers in public health
covid19 pandemic increased adoption telepharmacy proven benefits study conducted assess knowledge perception community pharmacists aseer region saudi arabia towards telepharmacy services evaluate willingness adopt telepharmacy clinical practice covid19 pandemic crosssectional study conducted using online selfadministered structured anonymous questionnaire community pharmacists aseer region saudi arabia covers demographics computer access literacy knowledge perception willingness practice telepharmacy results expressed frequencies percentages mean comparison classes demographic variables scores done via kruskalwallis mannwhitney tests half pharmacists study showed average knowledge telepharmacy practical application telepharmacy technology telepharmacy guidelines percentage 53 52 47 respectively majority participants showed high perception towards telepharmacy saudi arabia 93 pharmacists saudi arabia agreed implementation telepharmacy technology appropriate due current covid19 pandemic significant relation found gender computer access literacy perceptions towards telepharmacy p values 0033 0026 respectively majority community pharmacists exhibited positive perception willing practice concept telepharmacy despite average knowledge telepharmacy future study involving entire kingdom saudi arabia could help identify gaps knowledge perception willingness practice telepharmacy broader scale thus promote telepharmacy adoption entire kingdom