Factors associated with the levels of eHealth literacy skills among patients in cardiovascular care: secondary analysis of data from users of a hypertension management app

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Factors associated with the levels of eHealth literacy skills among patients in cardiovascular care: secondary analysis of data from users of a hypertension management app

Session: The digital cardiologist: telemedicine and cardiovascular disease management

Topic: m-Health & Mobile Apps

Speaker: Professor S. Spethmann (Berlin, DE)

Event: ESC Congress 2025

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Professor Sebastian Spethmann

Charite University Hospital, Berlin (Germany)

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The digital cardiologist: telemedicine and cardiovascular disease management

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