Homeless patients' perceptions about using cell phones to manage medications and attend appointments.

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Homeless patients' perceptions about using cell phones to manage medications and attend appointments.

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Jean-Venable R Goode

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Lauren S Cox

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Leticia R Moczygemba

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Margaret A Robinson

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Nellie Jafari

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Samantha A Marks

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10.1111/IJPP.12321

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homelessness