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Prevalence of Internet Addiction and Its Associated Factors among Medical Students, University of Science and Technology, Sana'a 2016
As a part of requirement for graduation from faculty of medicine and health sciences
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Eman Ahmed Al-Moa'ayn. Nabat Ahmed Al-Jaberi Reem Ahmed Al-Zandani Sarah Ahmed Al-Aji . Wafa'a Muthana Al-Jabri. Zainab Fouad Ali. Zainab Mohammed Muthana
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Researchers
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Supervisor Dr / Farouk Al-Qadasi Master of Epidemiology & Medical statics Lecturer in Community Medicine Department Faculty of medicine and health sciences University of Science and Technology Sana'a, Yemen |
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Community Medicine Department Faculty of medicine and health sciences University of Sciences And Technology Sana'a 2016 |
Acknowledgements:
Our special thanks and respect to our supervisor, Epidemiologist and Statistician Dr. Farouk Al-Qadasi for his help and advices through all our wording of this research.
Our thanks is also to community medicine department, all academic staff and medical students of faculty of medicine and health sciences.
Table of contents
| Page no | Content |
| II | Acknowledgement |
| III | Table of contents |
| IV | List of abbreviations |
| V | List of tables |
| VI | List of figures |
| VII | List of appendixes |
| VIII | Abstract |
| 1 | Introduction |
| 4 | Literature review |
| 11 | Objectives |
| 11 | Hypothesis |
| 12 | Methodology |
| 18 | Results |
| 28 | Discussion |
| 31 | Conclusion |
| 32 | Recommendation |
| 33 | References |
| 36 | Appendixes |
| 44 | Arabic abstract |
List of abbreviations:
IA = Internet addiction.
IAD = Internet addiction disorders.
(DSM-V) = diagnostic and statistical manual of mental.
(CIAS) = Chen internet addiction scale.
PIU= Problematic internet use.
ADHD= Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
UST= University science and technology.
DM= Diabetes mellitus.
HTN= Hypertension.
TB= Tuberculosis.
PCKD= Poly cystic kidney disease.
SLE= Systemic lupus erythematous.
List of tables
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| 21 | General characteristics of Internet user students | No (1) |
| 26 | Association between Internet addiction and other variables | No(2) |
List of figures
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| 20 | Usage of Internet among medical students. | No (1) |
| 24 | Prevalence of Internet addiction among the Internet -used students | No (2) |
List of appendixes
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Appendix |
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Appendix number (1): Questionnaires about internet adduction and associated risk factors. |
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Appendix number (2): CD of Electronic copy of final report of (Prevalence of Internet Addiction and Its Associated Factors among Medical Students, University of Science and Technology, Sana'a 2016) |
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Abstract
Introduction:Internet addiction, now more commonly called problematic Internet use becomes one of the major problems in today's society. It is characterized by excessive and poorly controlled pre-occupations which often lead to impairment and distress. This study aimed to identify the prevalence of Internet addiction and its associated factors among medical students of University of Sciences and Technology.
Methods: This cross sectional analytic study was carried out among 285 medical students of University of sciences and Technology, during a period of 7 months .The data was collected by using structural questionnaire (Dr. Kimberley S. Young's IAT). The samples were collected by stratified random sampling and analyzed by (Statistical Package for Social Sciences). Results were presented by tables and figures according to variables types.
Result: 285 medical students from 1st to 6th academic levels were participating in our study. 143 (50.2%) were males while 142 (49.8%) were females. The mean age was 21.6 year ±2.0 standard deviation. 275 (96.5%) of participants were Internet users, of them, 224 (81.5%) of students were placed in the Internet addiction group. Generally, 68.7% of students had mild addiction, 12.4% had moderate addiction, and 0.4% of students had severe addiction. 113 (81.9%) were male and 111 (81.0%) were female. Students who had a real friends more than 5 friends , who accessed Internet by mobile, who stayed on-line daily and 4-6 hours per day and when the speed of Internet was faster were more significantly Internet addicted. (There is no significant association between other variables and Internet addiction.
Conclusion: Internet usage causing significant problem was very less among medical students but considerable proportion of medical students were Internet addicted that causes frequent problems.
Keywords: Internet addiction, associated factors, University of Science and Technology, Yemen.