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We refer interested readers to a study by Yigzaw et al [13] for an elaborated description of the system.
In 2019, we deployed the system in three GP offices in Norway, and 20 GPs received a single feedback report on their prescribing of antibiotics for selected RTIs. The GPs were then asked to fill out a web-based questionnaire for assessing their perceptions of the feedback received and how the feedback was presented.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(7):e31650
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In the study by Budrionis et al (part 3) [2], we examine outcomes of the use of e Health, and in the study by Yigzaw et al (part 4) [3], we study how e Health consumption influences actual doctor visits.
The overall aim of the series was to provide a clearer overview of the characteristics of e Health users and their interaction with the health care sector.
J Med Internet Res 2020;22(3):e13116
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