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Patient use of email for health care communication purposes across 14 European countries: An analysis of users according to demographic and health related factors

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Table 1.  Sampling information.
Table 2.  Sample sociodemographic characteristics (N=14,000). n (%) Gender 7210 (51.50)Femalea 6789 (48.50)Malea Age 2777 (19.84)16-24 8708 (62.20)25-54 2515 (18.96)55-74 Completed education 2128 (15.20)Primary or lower secondary education (ISCEDb0, 1, or
Table 3.  Characteristics of participants.
Table 4.  Sent/received an email from your doctor, nurse, or health care organization, by country
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