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What helps patients access web-based services in primary care? Free-text analysis of patient responses to the Di-Facto questionnaire

2023-06-08

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<title>Abstract</title><p>Background The National Health Service (NHS) and general practice are increasingly adopting digital services. These services can impact both positively and negatively upon patient experiences, but access to digital services is not equal amongst all groups. Within a wider project (the Di-Facto study) our team conducted a patient survey amongst English primary care practices to investigate...

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435becf4-e816-54dc-8c09-a64f374a0ee9
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2999117/v1
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