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Aoife Lyons

CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS: To text or not to text?… Implications for general practice: A mixed methods investigation

By Admin / October 17, 2017
Posted in Conference abstracts, Health and social care professionals, Aoife Lyons, Diarmuid Quinlan, Dorothy Leahy, Matthias Dahm, Ballincollig Family Practice, Emmet Square Surgery, University College Cork, Woodview Family Doctors, ICIC17, Europe, Ireland, Community health care, Information and technology

To text or not to text?… Implications for general practice: A mixed methods investigation
Authors: Dorothy Leahy , Aoife Lyons, Matthias Dahm, Diarmuid Quinlan
Abstract
Introduction: Texting has become more prevalent in general practice as a tool to

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