Analysis of the patient-sharing network in hypertension management: a retrospective study in China

Our study showed that physicians frequently formed relationships with other physicians through sharing patients in Yinzhou, China, and these relationships had similar rates of persistence to studies conducted in developed countries, which indicated that findings of social network analyses conducted in developed countries still hold value in developing countries.

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BMJ Open
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2024-093684
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Healthcare Systems and Technology
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Analysis of the patient-sharing network in hypertension management: a retrospective study in China

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Analysis of the patient-sharing network in hypertension management: a retrospective study in China

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Abstract

Our study showed that physicians frequently formed relationships with other physicians through sharing patients in Yinzhou, China, and these relationships had similar rates of persistence to studies conducted in developed countries, which indicated that findings of social network analyses conducted in developed countries still hold value in developing countries.

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