作者@ARTICLE {10.3389 / fdgth.2022.1082098 = {Kini, Soumya Duluk,戴夫和温斯坦,约书亚},TITLE ={建模的影响数字准备招募和维持弱势团体:我们研究项目的数据},杂志={数字医疗前沿},体积= {4}= {2023},URL = {//www.thespel.com/articles/10.3389/fdgth.2022.1082098}, DOI = {10.3389 / fdgth.2022.1082098}, 雷竞技rebatISSN = {2673 - 253 x},文摘={我们研究项目(我们所有人或程序)是一个正在进行的纵向数据收集由美国国立卫生研究院(NIH)。所有通过的计划旨在提高医疗保健的发展生物医学研究资源反映美国的多样性,包括生物医学研究(UBR)代表团体。联邦合格卫生中心(FQHCs)是一个关键招聘UBR的参与者,这是基于社区的医疗水平和提供初级保健和预防服务领域。超过90%的FQHC病人参加UBR我们迄今为止。COVID-19大流行导致暂停我们的活动。重新启动的活动是一个挑战,特别是由于FQHC参与者面临的数字鸿沟,和大多数项目活动主要是通过网络门户完成从电脑或移动设备。探讨数字准备在多大程度上影响招聘和维持2791 FQHC参与者大流行前样本程序。数字准备定义了访问家庭或其他internet-accessing设备,并使用这些设备参与者的舒适度。多变量逻辑回归模型的结果表明,较低的时代,更多的教育,女性性别认同,和更高的收入高出与数字准备(p≤0.01)。种族、田园风光和性取向状态并非重要因素与数字相关准备。 Older participants had higher odds of completing Program activities, even though less digitally ready than their younger peers, as they often completed the activities during their in-person clinical visits. A subsequent weighted model demonstrated that FQHC participants who were digitally ready had 27% higher odds of completing Program activities than those not digitally ready. The data highlight the need for improved connectivity and sustainment between longitudinal data collection, research programs, and UBR participants, particularly among those facing the digital divide. Quantifying digital challenges provide operational insights for longitudinal data collection (All of Us, or others), and broadly, other aspects of digital medicine such as telehealth or patient portals by recognizing digital readiness of participants and patients, and the level of support required for success.} }