"A National Nudge Study of Different Framed Message to Increase COVID-19 ..."

Mohammed Alhajji et al. (2022)

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Mohammed Alhajji, Abdullah H. Alzeer, Saad Alyahya, Sara Alsuhaibani, Sarah Alkhudair, Raghad Aldhahiri, Ahmed Alhomaid, Dalal Alali, Abdulelah Alothman, Eman Alkhulaifi, Mohammed Alnashar, Abdulrahman Alalmaee, Ibrahem Aljenaidel, Reem Alshehri, Fahad Alsaawi:
A National Nudge Study of Different Framed Message to Increase COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake in Saudi Arabia: A Randomized Controlled Trail. AMIA 2022

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