Myriam Dell'Olio, Joanne Reeve
Addressing hidden tensions and grey areas of general practice: A qualitative study of the experiences of newly qualified GPs attending a course on generalist medicine
The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
new technologies digitalisation processes automation work change manner business working living effects digitalisation economy society quality life imply significant challenges labour market participants concerned authorities companies ordinary people objective research analyse perceptions eu citizens digitalisation highlight differences among specific sociodemographic groups analysis grounded composite methodology comprising several statistical econometric methods provide scientific support achieved conclusions statistical analysis primary goal shed light eu citizens perceptions digital technology skills twostep cluster analysis tsca purpose identify digital vulnerable groups digital vulnerable countries terms exposure digital divide logistic regression main aim quantify impact relevant factors citizens perceptions digitalisation identified group respondents evaluating meagre digital skills afraid robots could steal jobs low usage internet elderly low level education manual workers working relatively low level income little internet use originality approach given fact focused investigating digital divide leads creation vulnerable groups citizens andor countries specific patterns terms perception skilled use digital technologies daily life work understanding robots replace human labour market aim find relevant factors labour market assume targeted measures taken better match supply demand labour market creating smart labour market highly needed increase peoples confidence skills level make digitalisation societies results show consistent patterns term sociodemographic characteristics perception towards digitalisation latter meaningful impact economy society european union next period positive attitude towards digitalisation essential transforming relatively new challenge excellent opportunity future