A Nationwide Natural Experiment of e-Health Implementation during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Poland: User Satisfaction and the Ease-of-Use of Remote Physician’s Visits
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e-health; telemedicine; remote visit; user satisfaction; ease-of-use; health literacy; e-health literacy; conspiracy beliefs; intent to vaccinate; COVID-19 pandemic;All these keywords.
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