Hospital-Owned Apps in Taiwan: Nationwide Survey.

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Hao-Yen Liu

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Jun-Jeng Fen

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Li-Fang Chou

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Shinn-Jang Hwang

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Tzeng-Ji Chen

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Wui-Chiang Lee

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Ying-Chou Sun

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