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Barriers and Facilitators of eHealth Adoption among Patients in Uganda – A Quantitative Study

2021-08-25

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The adoption of eHealth has not made great strides in Uganda especially among patients despite its potential in improving patient outcomes through access to care, patient engagement and its ability to reduce unnecessary hospital visits. Previous studies have focused on barriers and facilitators of eHealth in general. None has examined the adoption of eHealth among patients. Therefore, this study set out to investi...

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Literature Corpus work: bf169f42-c477-5a9f-868a-9459def351e3
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0487.v1

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