Angel Arizpe, Stephanie Navarro, Carol Y Ochoa-Dominguez, Claudia Rodriguez, Sue E Kim, Albert J Farias
Nativity differences in socioeconomic barriers and healthcare delays among cancer survivors in the All of Us cohort
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telemedicine becoming integral part healthcare training medical students telemedicine encouraged many medical organizations however united arab emirates particular medical schools incorporated curriculum therefore study aims assess medical students perceptions interest telemedicine teaching university sharjah uae questionnairebased survey built based current literature distributed medical students university sharjah february march 2023 questionnaire assessed participants demographic data access use digital devices exposure beliefs related telemedicine medical school experience distance learning telemedicine data analyzed via simple statistics chisquare test used assess associated factors affecting participants interest receiving telemedicine teaching questionnaire 704 547777 response rate mean age sd participants 207 years 157 majority female 684 98 students reported easy access comfortable using computers internet students 905 believed medical school curriculum include teaching telemedicine however 782 students stated included elective course participants interest receiving teaching telemedicine statistically significant association following factors female familiar telemedicine read literature telemedicine beliefs telemedicine opportunity improve current medical practice use encouraged important role play healthcare pose greater threat current medical practice preference continue distance learning medical school interest incorporating telemedicine future careers ideal time incorporate telemedicine medical curriculum university sharjah students expressing interest however research needed assess applicability medical schools country elsewhere