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Characteristics of participants (N=10).
a Regularly = at least once every day.
b Rarely = only now and then.
c Never = owns device but never uses it; no device = not in possession of device.
The first experience of the participants with a computer or digital environment took place at work, at home, or at a study course. None of the participants had any intrinsic motivation or reason to start using digital systems or devices; this was always prompted by obligation or necessity.
J Med Internet Res 2020;22(8):e15630
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Patient Rating Sites for Daily Supervision by Healthcare Inspectorates: Implementation into Practice
iproc 2015;1(1):e14
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Using Patient Experiences on Dutch Social Media to Supervise Health Care Services: Exploratory Study
J Med Internet Res 2015;17(1):e7
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