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Exploring the potential of email as a method of consultation in English general practice

2012-01-01

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Background Email is a popular and commonly used method of communication, though not widely used in the healthcare setting. In England, policy has pushed for the introduction of email as a method of consultation in general practice. However, there is very little evidence available on its use in England and professional bodies have taken a neutral or negative stance to its use. The aim of this study was to explore t...

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DOI: 10.25560/9845

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