Trabalho colaborativo e eSalud na Colômbia
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Este estudo analisa os perfis de profissionais e estudantes do setor saúde na Colômbia e descreve como suas características sociodemográficas e suas habilidades tecnológicas afetam o uso das Tecnologias da Informação e das Comunicações —TIC— em seu trabalho profissional e colaborativo. O estudo utilizou uma pesquisa correlacional-explicativa com uma população ramdom de 420 indivíduos, com uma margem de erro de +/- 4,8 e um nível de confiança de 95 %. Os resultados permitem estabelecer um contexto de baixa promoção do trabalho colaborativo mediado pela tecnologia dentro da população estudada, bem como o baixo nível de aproveitamento das oportunidades que oferecem os diferentes dispositivos e recursos tecnológicos para os fins relacionados com o tema proposto neste trabalho.
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