The Sociodemographic Digital Divide in Mobile Health App Use Among Clients at Outpatient Departments in Inner Mongolia, China: Cross-sectional Survey Study.

JMIR Hum Factors · 2022 · PMC9164102 · PMID 35587367

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weakly significantno p-value reported

mHealth use, however, had a weakly significant effect on time and satisfaction with health care. mHealth use was not significantly associated with sociodemographic variables, except for employment status, with which it had a weak correlation.

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marginally significantno p-value reported

Moreover, our study validated the marginally significant effect of mHealth use on shorter waiting times and improved satisfaction.

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