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Information Retrieval (287) Information Seeking, Information Needs (465) Pregnancy Information, Education and Lifestyle Interventions (300)

Published on in Vol 19, No 6 (2017): June

“You Sort of Go Down a Rabbit Hole...You’re Just Going to Keep on Searching”: A Qualitative Study of Searching Online for Pregnancy-Related Information During Pregnancy

“You Sort of Go Down a Rabbit Hole...You’re Just Going to Keep on Searching”: A Qualitative Study of Searching Online for Pregnancy-Related Information During Pregnancy

“You Sort of Go Down a Rabbit Hole...You’re Just Going to Keep on Searching”: A Qualitative Study of Searching Online for Pregnancy-Related Information During Pregnancy

Authors of this article:

Julie Prescott1 Author Orcid Image ;   Lynn Mackie1 Author Orcid Image
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Books/Policy Documents

  1. Rathbone A, Cross D, Prescott J. Digital Innovations for Mental Health Support. View
  2. Rathbone A, Cross D, Prescott J. Digital Innovations for Mental Health Support. View