reference/979509

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bibliographicCitation	Keshavjee K, Lawson ML, Malloy M, Hubbard S, Grass M. Technology failure analysis: understanding why a diabetes management tool developed for a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) didn't work in a randomized controlled trial. AMIA Annu Symp Proc. 2003;():889. PMID: 14728394; PMCID: PMC1480274.
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