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The facts about e-mail.

M D Bergren
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The use of E-mail in the school setting has become a standard method of communication. E-mail can increase the efficiency of communicating with parents and students. Privacy and security considerations regarding the use of E-mail to transmit health information must be addressed. This article outlines regulations and the best practices for using E-mail in the school health office.

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M D Bergren. 2001. The facts about e-mail.. https://doi.org/10.1177/10598405010170050701

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