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Opinions on the use of technology to improve tablet taking in> 65-year-old patients on cardiovascular medications

Holender et al., 2018

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500207364156884860
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Holender A
Sutton S
De Simoni A
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Journal of International Medical Research

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Objective This study was performed to evaluate the perceptions of the use of technology to improve cardiovascular medicine taking among patients aged> 65 years. Methods This qualitative study used focus groups with people aged> 65 years taking cardiovascular …
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