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. 2024 Jul 8:26:e62891.
doi: 10.2196/62891.

Authors' Reply: The Power of Collaboration in Facilitating Mobile Technology Adoption in Health Care

Huong Ly Tong  1 , Severin Rakic  2 , Hazzaa M Al-Hazzaa  3   4 , Saleh A Alqahtani  5   6
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Authors' Reply: The Power of Collaboration in Facilitating Mobile Technology Adoption in Health Care

Huong Ly Tong et al. J Med Internet Res. .
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Keywords: Africa, Northern; Middle East; SMS; SMS text messaging; behavior change; digital health; exercise; fitness trackers; intervention; mHealth; mobile apps; mobile health; mobile phone; movement; physical activity; physical inactivity; sedentary behavior; smartphone.

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