Usher, 2012 - Google Patents
Australian health professionals' social media (Web 2.0) adoption trends: early 21st century health care delivery and practice promotionUsher, 2012
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- Usher W
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- Australian Journal of Primary Health
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This study was concerned with indentifying reasons behind patterns of social media (Web 2.0) usage associated with eight of Australia's major health professions. Attention was given to uncovering some of the more significant motivations for the resistance or adoption of Web …
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