Improving alliance satisfaction: the resource alignment of IT competency in small healthcare centers

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Improving alliance satisfaction: the resource alignment of IT competency in small healthcare centers

Title: Improving Alliance Satisfaction: The Resource Alignment of IT Competency in Small Healthcare CentersKeywords: e-health, IT competency, alliance performance, health promotion.Category of paper: Research paperPurpose of the research/paper: The objective of this research is to establish whether...

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Main Authors:	Lin, Chad, Huang, Y., Jalleh, Geoffrey
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Academic Global Publications 2008
Subjects:	IT competency e-health health promotion alliance performance
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/4067

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