Who is more likely to use doctor-rating websites, and why? A cross-sectional study in London

Overview of attention for article published in BMJ Open, November 2012

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Thought provoking evidence in @bmj that patient ratings websites empower minorities (via @bob_gann) #nhschange http://t.co/RKlaZeKL

RT @tkelsey1: Thought provoking evidence in @bmj that patient ratings websites empower minorities (via @bob_gann) #nhschange http://t.co/RKlaZeKL

Small sample, but interesting findings on who is more likely to use doctor-rating websites: http://t.co/JbFpF2Xz #nhssm #onlinefbk

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