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Prevalence and characteristics of home Internet access in patients with cardiovascular disease from diverse geographical locations
Canadian Journal of Cardiology, 10/13/09

Lear SA et al. – The data indicate a high prevalence of Internet use among English–speaking cardiac patients and a strong desire to obtain health information using the Internet. Health care organizations can take advantage of the Internet to develop and evaluate the delivery of cardiac services to patients in their homes, particularly to patients in rural and remote communities.

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