Examining barriers to health information technology adoption
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Kimberly A. Galt | Mark V. Siracuse | Bartholomew E. Clark | James D. Bramble | J. Bramble | K. Galt | M. Siracuse | A. Rule | K. Paschal | Ann M. Rule | Karen A. Paschal
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