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Published on 04.05.18 in Vol 6, No 5 (2018): May

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Works citing "Determinants of Intention to Use Mobile Phone Caller Tunes to Promote Voluntary Blood Donation: Cross-Sectional Study"

Bernard Appiah, James N Burdine, Ammar Aftab, Lucy Asamoah-Akuoko, David A Anum, Irene A Kretchy, Elfreda W Samman, Patience B Appiah, Imelda Bates

JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2018 (May 04); 6(5):e117 

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  1. Appiah B, Yoshikawa A, Asamoah‐Akuoko L, Anum DA, Kretchy IA, Samman E, Goulart A, Nwokike J, Dodoo ANO, Darko DM, Rene A. Consumer reporting of suspected adverse drug reactions: modelling the acceptance of mobile phone caller tunes to raise awareness. Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Services Research 2020;11(1):39
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