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Design and Content Quality of Alcohol-Related German, French and Italian Self-Tracking Applications

Harald KlingemannInstitute of Design Research, Bern University of Applied Sciences – University of the Arts, Bern, SwitzerlandCorrespondence[email protected]
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Michael FlückigerInstitute of Design Research, Bern University of Applied Sciences – University of the Arts, Bern, SwitzerlandView further author information
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Thierry BongardInstitute of Design Research, Bern University of Applied Sciences – University of the Arts, Bern, SwitzerlandView further author information
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Marlen BüchiInstitute of Design Research, Bern University of Applied Sciences – University of the Arts, Bern, SwitzerlandView further author information
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Marco CarraraInstitute of Design Research, Bern University of Applied Sciences – University of the Arts, Bern, SwitzerlandView further author information
Pages 851-859 | Published online: 14 Jan 2020

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