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|Articles|June 25, 2014
Mobile Tech Use and Physicians: What and Why
Our 2014 Technology Survey, Sponsored by Kareo, gives insight on what mobile devices physicians are using daily and for what purposes at their medical practices.
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More than 1,400 physicians and medical practices shared insight on how they are using tech tools each day for our
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