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What Internet Services Would Patients Like From Hospitals During an Epidemic? Lessons From the SARS Outbreak in Toronto

What Internet Services Would Patients Like From Hospitals During an Epidemic? Lessons From the SARS Outbreak in Toronto

What Internet Services Would Patients Like From Hospitals During an Epidemic? Lessons From the SARS Outbreak in Toronto

Authors of this article:

Carlos A Rizo ;   Doina Lupea ;   Homayoun Baybourdy ;   Matthew Anderson ;   Tom Closson ;   Alejandro R Jadad
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