Health Professionals' Attitudes Towards Using a Web 2.0 Portal for Child and Adolescent Diabetes Care: Qualitative Study
Background The Internet, created and maintained in part by third-party apomediation, has become a dynamic resource for living with a chronic disease. Modern management of type 1 diabetes requires continuous support and problem-based learning, but few pediatric clinics offer Web 2.0 resources to pati...
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Main Authors: | Nordqvist, Cecilia (Author), Hanberger, Lena (Author), Timpka, Toomas (Author), Nordfeldt, Sam (Author) |
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JMIR Publications,
2009-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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