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Trace of the tracer: Techno-solutionism, surveillance and the ambivalent experiences of digital health in Türkiye's COVID-19 response.
This study examines how digital health technologies were implemented in pandemic response, based on interviews and focus groups with frontline health workers in Türkiye. While the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of digital tools as essential solutions for crisis management, the findings r
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