The ubiquity of the internet and computer-based technologies has an increasing impact on
higher education and the way students access information for learning. Moreover, there is a …

Introduction: The study aimed to investigate pharmacy, physician assistant studies, and
nursing students' self-report regarding their classroom etiquette and perceptions regarding …

Objectives. To explore the potential of tablet technology to address the specific workload
challenges of pharmacy practice faculty members and to evaluate tablet usage after a …

Resumen PARK, Jamie Y y MIN, Jason. Exploring Canadian pharmacy students'e-health
literacy: a mixed method study. Pharmacy Pract (Granada)[online]. 2020, vol. 18, n. 1, 1747 …

Background: The results of studies on e-learning have been varied but there exists a
general consensus on the benefits of this alternative medium of learning: high accessibility …

Objectives. The purpose of this paper is to describe the use of personal digital assistants
(PDAs) in a pharmacy school during the first year in which the tool was provided to all …

Objective To describe pharmacy students' use of mobile devices in a basic health science
laboratory and to report the students' perceptions on how solving cases with their mobile …

An increased focus on overall student health and wellness is one of the more recent
evolutions in higher education. Pharmacy and other health professions colleges in particular …

Background: Smartphones offer unique resources useful for practicing pharmacists;
however their acceptance among students within pharmacy educational institutions as …

Introduction Standards 2016 state students must be “practice-ready” upon graduation and
utilizing health information technology is one skill needed to ensure students are practice …