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Culturally Sensitive and Congruent Digital Learning Initiative
Our research has some limitations that need to be taken into account
when interpreting the results. Firstly, it was carried out on a limited sample,
which may affect the generality of the findings. We recommend that further
research is carried out on larger and more diverse samples to ensure more
representative results. Second, technology is changing rapidly, which means
that our findings may quickly become outdated. Thirdly, some of the data col-
lected in our study is based on participants‘ self-assessment, which may lead
to subjective bias. These limitations should be taken into account in further
research and application of our findings. Our findings clearly show that ICT
has an important role to play in improving the efficiency and quality of work
and patient care. However, more research is needed to understand the long-
term effects and to adapt to rapid technological change.
Conclusion
Our research clearly shows that ICT not only facilitates the organisation and
control of work, but also improves access to data, supports learning and ev-
idence-based information gathering, and improves the quality of patient
care. These findings highlight the key role of ICT in improving efficiency and
accuracy in the modern working environment. Further developments in ICT
will continue to shape the way we work and acquire knowledge, and it is im-
portant that we focus on research that supports these changes and ensures
the safe and effective use of technology.
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