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Exploring the structure of social media application-based information-sharing clinical networks in a community in Japan using a social network analysis approach.

Fam Med Community Health · 2020 · PMC7520901 · PMID 32978234

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On the other hand, studies have reported that frequent sharing of patient/user information among team members is highly significant, and that clarifying the roles of various professions on the basis of interprofessional mutually dependent relationships is closely associated with patient outcomes. 45 Previous studies using SNA have discussed health behaviours, adoption of evidence-based preventive interventions, social networks

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