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期刊名:Health informatics journal

缩写:HEALTH INFORM J

ISSN:1460-4582

e-ISSN:1741-2811

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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Objective: Accessing reliable medical information online in Germany is often hindered by misinformation and low health literacy. Tala-med, an ad-free search engine, was developed to provide curated, expert-reviewed content with filters for ...
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Invited panelists from different countries, who are actively involved in digital medicine, discussed the current state and future prospects of telemedicine at a roundtable during an international conference. The discussion covered various a...
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Objective: ChatGPT has been recognised as a potentially transformative tool in higher education by enhancing the teaching and learning process. Cross-sectional evaluations have acknowledged this potential. This study evaluates ChatGPT's per...