Information and Communication Technology-Powered Diabetes Self-Management Systems in China: A Study Evaluating the Features and Requirements of Apps and Patents

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Published on 06.04.16 in Vol 1, No 1 (2016): Jan-Jun

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Ying Li, Jin Tan, Bozhi Shi, Xiaolian Duan, Daidi Zhong, Xiaoling Li, Jianning Qu

JMIR Diabetes 2016 (Apr 06); 1(1):e2

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