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Mobile Health (mhealth) (2973) Ethics, Privacy, and Legal Issues (485)

Published on in Vol 16, No 5 (2014): May

Medical Students and Personal Smartphones in the Clinical Environment: The Impact on Confidentiality of Personal Health Information and Professionalism

Medical Students and Personal Smartphones in the Clinical Environment: The Impact on Confidentiality of Personal Health Information and Professionalism

Medical Students and Personal Smartphones in the Clinical Environment: The Impact on Confidentiality of Personal Health Information and Professionalism

Authors of this article:

Kim Tran1 Author Orcid Image ;   Dante Morra2 ;   Vivian Lo1 ;   Sherman D Quan3 ;   Howard Abrams1, 4 ;   Robert C Wu1, 4
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