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US minority homeless youth's access to and use of mobile phones: Implications for mHealth intervention design

Jennings et al., 2016

Document ID
11566073530034497964
Author
Jennings L
Lee N
Shore D
Strohminger N
Allison B
Conserve D
Cheskin L
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of health communication

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Few interventions for homeless youth have leveraged the potential of mHealth technologies, in part because of the limited data on phone behaviors, perceptions, and intervention preferences among youth experiencing homelessness. We conducted 9 focus groups (n= 52 …
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