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Blockchain-Enabled Health Information Exchange Efficiency Across South Korean Hospital Networks: A Stochastic Frontier Analysis with Bayesian Model Averaging
Park, J.-H.; Kim, S.-Y.
2026-02-26
health informatics
10.64898/2026.02.24.26347051
medRxiv
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