Feasibility of an Electronic Survey on iPads with In-Person Data Collectors for Data Collection with Health Care Professionals and Health Care Consumers in General Emergency Departments

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Shannon D Scott, Lauren Albrecht, Lisa M Given, Danielle Arseneau, Terry P Klassen

JMIR Res Protoc 2016 (Jun 29); 5(2):e139

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Scott SD, Albrecht L, Given LM, Hartling L, Johnson DW, Jabbour M, Klassen TP. Pediatric information seeking behaviour, information needs, and information preferences of health care professionals in general emergency departments: Results from the Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids (TREKK) Needs Assessment. CJEM 2018;20(1):89
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Hartling L, Elliott SA, Buckreus K, Leung J, Scott SD. Development and evaluation of a parent advisory group to inform a research program for knowledge translation in child health. Research Involvement and Engagement 2021;7(1)
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