Acceptance of Swedish e-health services
Journal of Multidisciplinary HealthcarePublished 1 November 2010Open access
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Abstract
E-health services are perceived as a good complement to traditional health care service delivery, even among older people. These people, however, need to become aware of the e-health alternatives that are offered to them and the benefits they provide.
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