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Describing the use of social media as a point-of-care tool in facility-based emergency care in Africa
Background Despite privacy and legal concerns, social media is used to provide real-time clinical support to emergency care providers. It can be particularly beneficial for those in Africa, who might lack adequate training or access to information. This PhD aimed to describe the use of social media...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2023
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