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A Systematic Review on Patient and Public Attitudes Toward Health Monitoring Technologies Across Countries

2025-04-30

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The market for digital health monitoring is expanding rapidly, with technologies that track health information and provide access to medical data promising benefits for users, particularly in areas with limited healthcare resources. To understand user attitudes toward these technologies, we conducted a systematic review of literature with primary data about patient and public perspectiv...

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Literature Corpus work: 2701c80d-a41c-567e-b503-7da3a529b608
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-5076992/v1

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