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Understanding the acceptability of digital diabetes self-management tools among non-users: A qualitative study of personal, social and healthcare contexts
BackgroundDiabetes poses a major global health and economic burden, and effective self-management is essential for preventing complications. The National Health Service in England has recently announced plans to shift from analogue to digital services in their 10-year plan. However, digital health t
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