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Using the Quadruple Aim Framework to Measure Impact of Heath Technology Implementation: A Case Study of eConsult

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2008The Triple Aim: Care, Health, And Cost5,131 cited
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2015Impact of and Satisfaction with a New eConsult Service: A Mixed Methods Study of Primary Care Providers141 cited
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2016Analysis of an electronic consultation program at an academic medical centre: Primary care provider questions, specialist responses, and primary care provider actions53 cited
2015Patients’ Perspectives on Wait Times and the Referral-Consultation Process While Attending a Tertiary Diabetes and Endocrinology Centre: Is Econsultation an Acceptable Option?

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