Brigita Skela-Savič, Eva Klemenčič Mirazchiyski, Bojana Lobe
Perceptions of Slovenian elementary schoolchildren on nursing and nurses-Exploratory study
Nurse education in practice
use digital technology pediatric asthma management emerged potential tool improving asthma management however use digital tools potential contribute inequitable delivery asthma care existing social factors associated asthma disparities study focused parents chosen language sociodemographic factors might shape use digital technology asthma selfmanagement study aims estimate compare patient family technologyrelated characteristics parents chosen language english spanish compare digital literacy measure sociodemographic factors survey data collected july december 2021 parents children asthma seen chicago pediatric health system pulmonary provider questions assessed patient family characteristics digital technology use digital literacy measured using validated ehealth literacy scale eheals chisquare tests multivariable logistic regression used comparisons kruskalwallis tests used comparing median eheals scores social characteristics 197 parents surveyed 244 n49 parents identified race categorized 371 n67 white 386 n75 black 472 n93 identified hispaniclatinolatina additionally 797 n157 parents preferred english 203 n40 preferred spanish englishspeaking parents likely report data plan smartphone 117157 745 highspeed internet 138157 879 compared spanishspeaking parents smartphone 2340 58 p03 internet 2740 68 p002 compared spanishspeaking parents englishspeaking parents less likely report lot concern paying internet 2840 70 vs 83157 529 p046 data privacy 3540 88 vs 105157 675 p01 digital literacy scores differed significantly race income education level language multivariable model language significant factor highspeed internet service p12 concern paying internet home p60 significant factor concerns data privacy p04 significant differences technologyrelated characteristics suggest digital connectivity affordability data privacy may also important factors considering digital technology use asthma care