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Internet access and use by COPD patients in the National Emphysema/COPD Association Survey
(Springer Nature, 2014-04-22)Technology offers opportunities to improve healthcare, but little is known about Internet use by COPD patients. We tested two hypotheses: Internet access is associated with socio-demographic disparities and frequency of ... -
FAIR URBAN CRIME PREDICTION WITH HUMAN MOBILITY BIG DATA
(2021)Crime imposes significant costs on society. Reported crime data is important in quantifying the severity of crimes, based on which decision-makers would allocate resources for crime interventions. Human mobility big data ... -
"I'm not alone in this": Co-managing stigmatized chronic health conditions
(2021)People living with chronic health conditions often have to take care of multiple medical, logistical, and everyday tasks, including monitoring symptoms, following treatments, going for appointments, as well as managing ... -
How do the Public Libraries Use Online Media Platform to Reach Small Business Owners?
(2021)Small business owners (SBO) do not generally think of libraries as business information sources, even though these organizations provide helpful business-related resources. Recent literature guides libraries about effective ... -
Memorizing the Sacred in the Digital Age: Exploring Qur’an Memorization Experiences Using Physical & Digital Formats
(2021)For centuries, millions of Muslims have been memorizing the entirety of the Qur’an, the holy scripture of Islam that provides guidance to its believers and contains over seventy-seven thousand words in Arabic. This study ...