Pharmacist Computer Skills and Needs Assessment Survey

Journals

1. Whitten P, Nazione S, Lauckner C. Tools for assessing the quality and accessibility of online health information: initial testing among breast cancer websites. Informatics for Health and Social Care 2013;38(4):366 View
2. Schönwetter D, Hamilton J, Sawatzky J. Exploring Professional Development Needs of Educators in the Health Sciences Professions. Journal of Dental Education 2015;79(2):113 View
3. Peterson‐Clark G, Aslani P, Williams K. Pharmacists’ online information literacy: an assessment of their use of Internet‐based medicines information. Health Information & Libraries Journal 2010;27(3):208 View
4. Burgin A, O'Rourke R, Tully M. Learning to work with electronic patient records and prescription charts: experiences and perceptions of hospital pharmacists. Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy 2014;10(5):741 View
5. Chonsilapawit T, Rungpragayphan S. Skills and knowledge of informatics, and training needs of hospital pharmacists in Thailand: A self-assessment survey. International Journal of Medical Informatics 2016;94:255 View
6. Néri E, Meira A, Vasconcelos H, Woods D, Fonteles M, Graetz I. Knowledge, skills and attitudes of hospital pharmacists in the use of information technology and electronic tools to support clinical practice: A Brazilian survey. PLOS ONE 2017;12(12):e0189918 View
7. Hallit S, Tawil S, Sacre H, Rahme C, Hajj A, Salameh P. Lebanese pharmacists’ confidence and self-perceptions of computer literacy: scale validation and correlates. Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice 2020;13(1) View
8. Guo P, Watts K, Wharrad H. An integrative review of the impact of mobile technologies used by healthcare professionals to support education and practice. Nursing Open 2016;3(2):66 View
9. Conte N. First‐time‐users' impressions of continuing education using the internet. Quality Assurance in Education 2012;20(4):372 View
10. Kuek A, Hakkennes S. Healthcare staff digital literacy levels and their attitudes towards information systems. Health Informatics Journal 2020;26(1):592 View
11. Conte N. Pharmacists attitudes toward using the internet to satisfy their continuing education needs: An exploratory study. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning 2012;4(3):180 View
12. Garritty C, El Emam K. Who’s Using PDAs? Estimates of PDA Use by Health Care Providers: A Systematic Review of Surveys. Journal of Medical Internet Research 2006;8(2):e7 View
13. Thomas P, Rutter P. A computer literacy skills profile of pharmacists residing in two counties of England. Health Information & Libraries Journal 2008;25(4):288 View
14. Wilkinson A, While A, Roberts J. Measurement of information and communication technology experience and attitudes to e‐learning of students in the healthcare professions: integrative review. Journal of Advanced Nursing 2009;65(4):755 View
15. Lu Y, Xiao Y, Sears A, Jacko J. A review and a framework of handheld computer adoption in healthcare. International Journal of Medical Informatics 2005;74(5):409 View
16. Abdulla D. Attitudes of college students enrolled in 2-year health care programs towards online learning. Computers & Education 2012;59(4):1215 View
17. Bearman M, Bessell T, Gogler J, McPhee W. Educating Australian pharmacists about the use of online information in community pharmacy practice. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 2010;13(2):109 View
18. Mantel-Teeuwisse A, Meilianti S, Khatri B, Yi W, Azzopardi L, Acosta Gómez J, Gülpınar G, Bennara K, Uzman N. Digital Health in Pharmacy Education: Preparedness and Responsiveness of Pharmacy Programmes. Education Sciences 2021;11(6):296 View

Books/Policy Documents

1. McGuinness S. Pharmacy Informatics. View