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Regional differences in diabetes across Europe : regression and causal forest analyses

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Information and communications technology in chronic disease care : why is adoption so slow and is slower better?

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Unlike the widespread adoption of information and communications technology (ICT) in much of the economy, adoption of ICT in clinical care is limited. We examine how a number of not previously emphasized features of the health care and ICT markets interact and exacerbate each other to create...