Previous dropout from diabetic care as a predictor of patients' willingness to use mobile applications for self‐management: A cross‐sectional study
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K. Ohe | M. Nangaku | K. Waki | Satoko Yamaguchi | T. Kadowaki | H. Waki | Y. Nannya | N. Tomizawa
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