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在一般实践中使用短信调查研究与低收入群体的人接触:多方法研究

Elizabeth Sturgiss1, Jenny Advocat1, Christopher Barton2

  • 1School of Primary and Allied Health Care, Monash University, Frankston, Australia.

JMIR mHealth and uHealth
|September 5, 2024
PubMed
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短信短信调查显示了初级保健的潜力,但难以接触到边缘化群体. 对于低收入群体,可能需要采用更密集的方法,例如亲自收集数据.

关键词:
在SMS中,SMS是SMS.访问 访问 访问 访问可访问性可访问性屏障障碍物 屏障障障碍物 屏障障障碍物障碍物 障碍物 障碍物数据收集数据收集数据收集数字沟的原因是数字沟.数字健康数字健康处于不利地位的人.处于不利地位的人口.被边缘化,被边缘化的人.一个消息,一个信息,一个信息.信息 信息 信息 信息 信息发送信息的消息传递.手机电话 手机电话手机电话优先人口优先人口.研究方法研究方法.短信服务是短信服务.智能手机的智能手机智能手机的智能手机.智能手机就是智能手机.调查调查调查调查调查调查调查调查调查调查调查调查调查代表人数不足 代表人数不足服务不足 服务不足

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