A survey of computer literacy among medical students.
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This article is published in Academic Medicine.The article was published on 1986-05-01 and is currently open access. It has received 16 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Computer literacy & Student engagement.read more
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Computer literacy and attitudes towards e-learning among first year medical students
Thomas Michael Link,Richard Marz +1 more
TL;DR: It is found that age, computer use, and previous exposure to computers are more important than gender, and many students would benefit from a basic introduction to computers and to the relevant computer-based resources of the university.
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Experience and attitudes towards information technology among first-year medical students in Denmark: longitudinal questionnaire survey.
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated Internet and computer availability and usage, and attitudes towards information technology among first-year medical students in Aarhus, Denmark, during a five-year period.
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What do medical students know about computers
TL;DR: The perceived importance of computing in medicine was high among all students and there was enthusiasm for the development and inclusion of a course on medical computing in the undergraduate curriculum.
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First-year family medicine residents' use of computers: knowledge, skills and attitudes
TL;DR: Computer knowledge and skills and comfort with computer use appear low among first-year family medicine residents in Canada, and barriers to acquisition of computer knowledge are impressive.
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Residents' Knowledge about and Attitudes toward Use of Computers.
TL;DR: The knowledge about and attitudes toward computer use held by residents in a large urban teaching hospital are investigated, suggesting opportunities and challenges in terms of providing residents with access to computers and training them to use these tools effectively.