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An introduction to methodological challenges in the evaluation of eHealth research: Perspectives from the Health e-Technologies Initiative

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  • Ahern, David K.
  • Patrick, Kevin
  • Phalen, Judith M.
  • Neiley, Jennifer D.

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  • Ahern, David K. & Patrick, Kevin & Phalen, Judith M. & Neiley, Jennifer D., 2006. "An introduction to methodological challenges in the evaluation of eHealth research: Perspectives from the Health e-Technologies Initiative," Evaluation and Program Planning, Elsevier, vol. 29(4), pages 386-389, November.
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