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Learning Preferences and eHealth Literacy Among Stroke Patients
Stroke survivors must understand and apply complex health information related to medications, rehabilitation, secondary prevention, and follow-up care. As health information and services increasingly shift to digital platforms, eHealth literacy has become an important component of post-stroke self-m
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