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    ART : 32438 : Not available for external loan
    Access to digital media and devices among adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa : a multicountry, school-based survey
    English
    20230404
    Wiley-Blackwell
    Africa | Tanzania, United Republic of | Sudan | South Africa | Ethiopia | Burkina Faso | digital technology | developing countries | income | maternal educational status | social media | computers | sex distribution | mobile phones | communication technology accessibility | self report | cross-sectional study [publication type] | adolescents | usage | accessibility
    Maternal and child nutrition ; doi: 10.1111/mcn.13462
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  • ART : 32004 : Not available for external loan
    Barriers to and facilitators of digital health among culturally and linguistically diverse populations: qualitative systematic review
    English
    20230228
    JMIR Publications
    universal | health literacy | digital literacy | health services accessibility | minority groups | refugees | immigrants | indigenous groups | communication technology | digital technology | Internet | telemedicine | mobile phones
    Journal of medical Internet research ; vol. 25
    Shelf:1 • On loan:0. View and order
  • ART : 31545 : Not available for external loan
    The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in mHealth : theoretical and practical aspects for practitioners' use
    English
    20230100
    Sage
    Europe | privacy | EU law | health information, personal | digital information | mobile phones | databases, factual | telemedicine | computer security | data security
    Medicine, science and the law ; vol. 63, no. 1
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    ART : 32010 : Not available for external loan
    Smartphone-delivered mental health care interventions for refugees : a systematic review of the literature
    English
    20221223
    Cambridge University Press
    universal | psychological interventions | mental health interventions | telemedicine | treatment outcome | refugee aid | mental health care delivery | mobile phones | review [publication type] | digital technology | cultural sensitivity | data security | dropouts
    Global mental health ; vol. 10
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    ART : 32170 : Not available for external loan
    Civil-resistance videography as human rights practice : the non-survivor testimony and the striving for criminal jurisdiction in Syria and beyond
    English
    20221100
    Oxford University Press
    Syrian Arab Republic | human rights documentation | evidence, digital | testimonies | video recordings | civilian population | social activists | social media role | mobile phones | witnesses | accountability | mobile phone applications | armed conflict | advocacy strategies | resistance movements
    Journal of human rights practice ; vol. 14, no. 3
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    ART : 30501 : Not available for external loan
    The relationship between media use, perceptions and regime preference in post-Arab Spring countries
    English
    20210800
    Sage
    Tunisia | Egypt | Libya | Yemen | transition to democracy | mass media's role | politics | social perception | public opinion | attitude change | political change | governance | cross-national comparison | Internet | mobile phones | information sources | military government | authoritarianism | newspapers
    Global media and communication ; vol. 17, no. 2
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    ART : 29860 : Not available for external loan
    The role of mobile technology in documenting international crimes : the affaire Castro et Kizito in the Democratic Republic of Congo
    English
    20210500
    Oxford University Press
    human rights documentation's role | mobile phones | digital literacy | digital technology | intention | perpetratorhood | forensic photography | legal proceedings | case studies | prosecution | video recording | technology | crimes against humanity | war crimes | evidence | Congo, Democratic Republic of the
    Journal of international criminal justice ; vol. 19, no. 2
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    ART : 26347 : Not available for external loan
    A single case series using visuospatial task interference to reduce the number of visual intrusive memories of trauma with refugees
    English
    20210100
    Wiley-Blackwell
    Sweden | refugees, adult | PTSD | emotional trauma | psychological interventions | brief interventions | telepsychology | mobile phones | traumatic memory | cues | feasibility studies | behaviour therapy
    Clinical psychology and psychotherapy ; vol. 28, no. 1
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    ART : 27868 : Not available for external loan
    ‘The phone means everything’ : mobile phones, livelihoods and social capital among Syrian refugees in informal tented settlements in Lebanon
    English
    20201000
    Taylor and Francis
    Lebanon | Syrian refugees | income | social capital | coping behaviour | interpersonal relations | communication with family members | exile | social networking | developing countries | refugee camps | economic activities | mobile phones | communication technology
    Migration and development ; vol. 9, no. 3
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    ART : 26525 : Not available for external loan
    COVID-19 and the mental health of people from refugee backgrounds
    English
    20201000
    Sage
    universal | pandemics | former prisoners | quarantine | patient acceptance of health care | trust | social isolation | food supply | mobile phones | policing | surveillance | militarisation | state of emergency | social control | war victims | anxiety | fear | attitude to death | attitude to health | functioning | retraumatisation | developed countries | risk factors | mental health | refugees | emergencies
    International journal of health services ; vol. 50, no. 4
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