Internet use in disease management for home care patients: A call for papers

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Works citing "Internet use in disease management for home care patients: A call for papers"

George Demeris, Gunther Eysenbach

J Med Internet Res 2002 (Nov 25); 4(2):e6

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. Disease Management and the Internet. Journal of Medical Internet Research 2004;6(3):e33
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