An observational study of uptake and adoption of the NHS App in England

Overview of attention for article published in British Journal of General Practice, June 2023

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RT @NELPCKS: Uptake and adoption of the #NHSApp in England: an observational study https://t.co/CBcDq18Gpg @NHS_NELondon Contact nelpcks…

07 Dec 2023

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Uptake and adoption of the #NHSApp in England: an observational study https://t.co/CBcDq18Gpg @NHS_NELondon Contact [email protected]">@nelft.nhs.uk">[email protected] to access this full-text journal article

05 Dec 2023

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If a patient has no access to a smartphone, apps are not helpful - and older and poorer folks are most affected. What is the profile of smart phone access in this study?

09 Oct 2023

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RT @BJGPjournal: Analysis of NHS App usage data between Jan 2019 and May 2021 revealed inequalities in its userbase, with 25% fewer registr…

09 Oct 2023

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