Objectives: The research investigated the extent to which students, residents, and faculty
members in Canadian medical faculties use mobile devices, such as smartphones (eg …

Purpose This study aims to examine the impact of information and communication
technologies (ICT) usage with mobile technologies and e-learning in academic libraries …

Introduction The present study explored the utility, attitude, and trends regarding
Smartphone related Medical Applications (Apps) among medical students of King Abdulaziz …

The aim of the present study was to empower mobile assisted social e-learning (eMASE)
module that was designed based on social constructivism theory in higher education …

Background The present study aimed to investigate smart device medical apps currently
preferred by physicians in Saudi Arabia and the perceived impact of the apps on patient …

Background Over the course of recent years smartphone and tablet technology has evolved
rapidly. Similarly, the sphere of healthcare is constantly developing and striving to embrace …

Health sciences libraries (HSLs) are predisposed to systemic changes that result from the
increased use of mobile information communication and technology (ICT). The impact of …

Setting: The guide was created at a library at a research-intensive university with six
teaching hospital sites. Objectives: The team created a guide facilitating medical student …

This article describes how the reference department at a large academic health sciences
library evolved to address the clinical and research information needs of the parent …

Mobile technologies are seen as an emerging technology that affects individuals and
organizations. These technologies are becoming more affordable and accessible over time …