Inequality matters: The Role of Economic, Social, Cultural, and Person Capital in Explaining Inequalities in the Accessibility and Usability of Digital Health Technologies

Joyce Bierbooms; Marieke Christina van Egmond; Anne-Mette Hermans; Melanie de Looper

doi:10.31219/osf.io/8g79d

Inequality matters: The Role of Economic, Social, Cultural, and Person Capital in Explaining Inequalities in the Accessibility and Usability of Digital Health Technologies

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