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Ten basic World-Wide Web sites for Florida physicians.

Abstract

The Internet is a rapidly growing information resource for rapid publication and access to information. While it has attracted a certain mystique and is undoubtedly attractive as an information source, its rapid and chaotic growth mitigates against ease of use for novices. The authors-all associated with health-care providers in the Dade/Broward market-offer the novice user their best assessment for initial Web sites to explore for health care information, and general guidance on using Internet search engines to direct effective searches.

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I O Pendás, M A Sanchez, L Santos, B S Tepperman. 1996. Ten basic World-Wide Web sites for Florida physicians.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9160007/

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