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Patients living outside of urban centres do not have access to the same level of care as patients in cities. The use of the Internet has been suggested as a possible resolution to this geographic inequity.To identify the determinants of Internet use in patients with cardiovascular disease and the patterns of use.Cardiac inpatients of an urban tertiary and a northern regional hospital in British Columbia...