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April 23, 2026Telemedicine Journal and e-Health0 citations

Beyond Telemedicine Adoption: Assessing Telemedicine-Related Competencies Among Nurses in the United Arab Emirates

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HKHeba KhalilARAli RammalRWRasha Wahbea

Key Points

  • The study aims to evaluate the competencies related to telemedicine among nurses in the UAE.
  • Surveyed nurses on telemedicine knowledge and attitudes.
  • Identified gaps in practical skills and awareness.
  • Evaluated the need for competency-based training.
  • Nurses showed strong knowledge and positive attitudes towards telemedicine.
  • Identified gaps in practical skills and awareness.
  • Recommended targeted, skill-focused training for better integration.

Abstract

Although nurses demonstrated strong knowledge and positive attitudes toward TM, gaps remain in awareness and practical skills. Competency-based, skill-focused TM training is needed to support safe and sustainable integration into nursing practice.

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Khalil et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e9bb6285696592c86ed26bhttps://doi.org/10.1177/15305627261444704
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