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Timely Digital Patient-Clinician Communication in Specialist Clinical Services for Young People:A Mixed-Methods Study (The LYNC Study)

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Background
Young people (age 16-24 years) with long-term health conditions can disengage from health services resulting in poor health outcomes, but clinicians in the UK NHS are using digital communication to try and improve engagement. Evidence of effectiveness of this digital communication is equivocal. There are gaps in evidence as to how it might work, its cost, ethical and safety issues.

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To understand how the use of digital communication between young peop...

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Published
Peer review status:
Peer reviewed

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10.2196/jmir.7154

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Institution:
University of Oxford
Division:
MSD
Department:
NDORMS
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DeliveryResearchProgramme(projectnumber12/209/51
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Publisher:
JMIR Publications
Journal:
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Volume:
19
Issue:
4
Publication date:
2017-04-10
Acceptance date:
2017-01-24
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EISSN:
1438-8871
ISSN:
1439-4456


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pubs:687825
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687825
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2017-04-04

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