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2013
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Nadi Kaonga, Alain Labrique, Patricia Mechael, Eric Akosah, Seth Ohemeng-Dapaah, Joseph Baah, Richmond Kodie, Andrew S. Kanter, Orin Levine:
Mobile phones and social structures: an exploration of a closed user group in rural Ghana. BMC Medical Informatics Decis. Mak. 13: 100 (2013)

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2012
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Andrew S. Kanter, Nadi Kaonga, Patricia Mechael, Seth Ohemeng-Dapaah, Olivia Velez, Roxana Cosmaciuc, Eric Akosah, Nicholas Addofoh, Joseph Baah, Muhadili Shemsanga, Killian Mahembe, Patricia Namakula, Julius Ssempiira, Emmanuel Toko, Benjamin Rukundo:
The OASIS II Research Project: Evaluating an Sub-Saharan Africa eHealth Architecture. AMIA 2012
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Seth Ohemeng-Dapaah, Paul Pronyk, Eric Akosah, Bennett Nemser, Andrew S. Kanter:
Combining Vital Events Registration, Verbal Autopsy and Electronic Medical Records in Rural Ghana for Improved Health Services Delivery. MedInfo 2010: 416-420

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