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2016
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Edin Smailhodzic, Albert Boonstra, David Langley:
Social Media Disruptive Change in Healthcare: responses of Healthcare Providers? ECIS 2016: Research-in-Progress Paper 17
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Edin Smailhodzic, Albert Boonstra, David Langley:
Towards New Social Media Logic in Healthcare and its Interplay with Clinical Logic. ECIS 2016: Research-in-Progress Paper 69
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Edin Smailhodzic, Sterre Attema:
Self-determination theory as an explaining mechanism for the effects of patient's social media use. ICIS 2016
2015
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Edin Smailhodzic, Albert Boonstra, David Langley:
Social Media Enabled Interactions in Healthcare: Towards a Typology. ECIS 2015

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