Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25, P. e44886 - e44886
Published: July 31, 2023
Promoting
online
peer
support
beyond
the
informal
sector
to
statutory
health
services
requires
ethical
considerations
and
evidence-based
knowledge
about
its
impact
on
patients,
care
professionals,
wider
system.
Evidence
effectiveness
of
digital
interventions
in
primary
is
sparse,
definitive
guidance
lacking
concerns
arising
from
use
social
media
as
a
means
for
health-related
research.
Existing
literature
examining
issues
with
mainly
focuses
apps,
electronic
records,
wearables,
telephone
or
video
consultations,
without
necessarily
covering
interventions,
does
not
always
account
settings
specifically.
Here
we
address
information
governance
aspects
undertaking
research
promotion
patients
by
clinicians,
related
medical
public
ethics.
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 16, 2023
Social
media,
leveraging
Web
2.0
technologies,
plays
a
vital
role
in
healthcare,
medical
education,
and
research
by
fostering
collaboration
enabling
dissemination.
Healthcare
professionals
use
these
platforms
to
improve
public
health
literacy,
but
concerns
about
misinformation
content
accuracy
persist.
In
2023,
like
Facebook
(Meta
Platforms,
Inc.,
Menlo
Park,
California,
United
States),
YouTube
(Google
LLC,
Mountain
View,
Instagram
Inc.),
TikTok
(ByteDance
Ltd,
Beijing,
China),
Twitter
(X
Corp.,
Carson
City,
Nevada,
States)
have
become
essential
offering
patient
communication,
professional
development,
knowledge-sharing
opportunities.
However,
challenges
such
as
breaches
of
confidentiality
unprofessional
conduct
remain.
media
has
transformed
providing
unique
networking
development
Further
studies
are
needed
determine
its
educational
value.
must
follow
ethical
guidelines,
particularly
regarding
privacy,
confidentiality,
disclosure
rules,
copyright
laws.
significantly
impacts
education
healthcare
research.
Platforms
WhatsApp
Inc.)
effectively
compliance
outcomes.
Yet,
the
rapid
dissemination
false
news
on
social
presents
risks.
Researchers
consider
potential
biases
quality
when
extracting
data.
Quality
control
regulation
crucial
addressing
dangers
healthcare.
Stricter
regulations
monitoring
due
cases
deaths
resulting
from
trends
spread.
Ethical
frameworks,
informed
consent
practices,
risk
assessments,
appropriate
data
management
strategies
for
responsible
using
technologies.
researchers
judiciously
considering
risks
maximize
benefits
mitigate
drawbacks.
By
striking
right
balance,
can
enhance
outcomes,
research,
overall
experience.
Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
24(10), P. e40877 - e40877
Published: Oct. 27, 2022
Several
systematic
reviews
evaluating
the
use
of
telemedicine
by
clinicians,
patients,
and
health
authorities
to
improve
delivery
care
in
53
member
states
World
Health
Organization
(WHO)
European
Region
have
been
conducted
recent
years.
However,
a
study
summarizing
findings
these
has
not
conducted.
Infection and Drug Resistance,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 16, P. 6493 - 6511
Published: Sept. 1, 2023
Abstract:
Sepsis
is
a
global
health
challenge,
with
over
49
million
cases
annually.
Recent
medical
advancements
have
increased
in-hospital
survival
rates
to
approximately
80%,
but
the
escalating
incidence
of
sepsis,
owing
an
ageing
population,
rise
in
chronic
diseases,
and
antibiotic
resistance,
also
number
sepsis
survivors.
Subsequently,
there
growing
prevalence
"post-sepsis
syndrome"
(PSS).
This
syndrome
includes
long-term
physical,
medical,
cognitive,
psychological
issues
after
recovering
from
sepsis.
PSS
puts
survivors
at
risk
for
hospital
readmission
associated
reduction
health-
life
span,
both
short
long
term,
discharge.
Comprehensive
understanding
symptoms
causative
factors
vital
developing
optimal
care
survivors,
task
prime
importance
clinicians.
review
aims
elucidate
our
current
knowledge
its
relevance
enhancing
post-sepsis
provided
by
Keywords:
syndrome,
outcome
Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25, P. e43349 - e43349
Published: May 30, 2023
Given
the
rapid
development
of
social
media,
effective
extraction
and
analysis
contents
media
for
health
care
have
attracted
widespread
attention
from
providers.
As
far
as
we
know,
most
reviews
focus
on
application
there
is
a
lack
that
integrate
methods
analyzing
information
care.This
scoping
review
aims
to
answer
following
4
questions:
(1)
What
types
research
been
used
investigate
care,
(2)
what
analyze
existing
(3)
indicators
should
be
applied
collect
evaluate
characteristics
(4)
are
current
problems
directions
care?A
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
guidelines
was
conducted.
We
searched
PubMed,
Web
Science,
EMBASE,
Cumulative
Index
Nursing
Allied
Health
Literature,
Cochrane
Library
period
2010
May
2023
primary
studies
focusing
care.
Two
independent
reviewers
screened
eligible
against
inclusion
criteria.
A
narrative
synthesis
included
conducted.Of
16,161
identified
citations,
134
(0.8%)
were
in
this
review.
These
67
(50.0%)
qualitative
designs,
43
(32.1%)
quantitative
24
(17.9%)
mixed
designs.
The
classified
based
aspects:
manual
(content
methodology,
grounded
theory,
ethnography,
classification
analysis,
thematic
scoring
tables)
computer-aided
(latent
Dirichlet
allocation,
support
vector
machine,
probabilistic
clustering,
image
topic
modeling,
sentiment
other
natural
language
processing
technologies),
categories
contents,
areas
(health
practice,
services,
education).Based
an
extensive
literature
review,
investigated
determine
main
applications,
differences,
trends,
problems.
also
discussed
implications
future.
Traditional
content
still
mainstream
method
content,
future
may
combined
with
big
data
research.
With
progress
computers,
mobile
phones,
smartwatches,
smart
devices,
sources
will
become
more
diversified.
Future
can
combine
new
sources,
such
pictures,
videos,
physiological
signals,
online
networking
adapt
trend
internet.
More
medical
talents
need
trained
better
solve
problem
network
analysis.
Overall,
useful
large
audience
includes
researchers
entering
field.
Cogent Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Feb. 3, 2024
Social
media
plays
a
crucial
role
in
modern
healthcare
by
promoting
patient
engagement,
facilitating
communication
among
professionals,
and
serving
as
platform
for
health
education
outreach.
Its
significance
delivery
continues
to
grow
digital
becomes
increasingly
integral
the
industry's
efforts
improve
outcomes.
Nonetheless,
existing
studies
have
not
adequately
empirically
explored
its
impact
less
digitalized
economies.
Thus,
this
study
seeks
investigate
of
social
on
systems
economic
context.
Leveraging
engagement
theory,
employs
partial
least
squares
(PLS-SEM)
approach
explore
Ghana's
system.
Based
purposely
selected
sample
457
professionals
from
Ghana,
found
that
using
crisis
management,
patient-doctor
relationships,
information
dissemination
positively
impacts
systems.
On
contrary,
use
public
relations
activities
did
any
significant
delivery.
This
contributes
growing
literature
affordances
circular
economy
towards
improved
emerging
The
offers
strategy
optimizing
within
settings
foster
enhanced
outcomes,
particularly
BMC Health Services Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: March 12, 2025
The
evolution
experienced
by
global
society,
in
the
post-COVID
19
era,
is
marked
quite
obligatory
use
of
digital
media
many
sectors,
as
case
for
health
sector.
Quite
frequently,
both
patients
and
professionals
social
to
express
their
telemedicine
concerns
or
interests.
present
research
focuses
on
these
comments
they
represent
a
very
interesting
data
source
researchers.
In
analysis,
we
focus
unstructured
tweet
texts
written
Internet
users
apply
machine
learning
Latent
Dirichlet
Allocation
algorithm
model
X
databases
identify
topics.
results
gathered
provide
with
information
most
important
issues
factors
influence
telemedecine
consumers.
Background
new
technologies
has
transformed
affecting
communication,
seeking
ways
working.
Telemedicine,
remote
practice
through
ICTs,
grown
exponentially,
especially
after
pandemic.
Objective
We
do
mixed
methodology
our
study
qualitative
quantitative
techniques
explore
conversational
topics
generated
about
posted
X.
This
allows
us
primary,
secondary,
residual
themes.
Methods
Natural
Language
Processing
(NLP)
Machine
Learning
techniques,
specifically
(LDA)
model,
were
used
analyse
156,633
extracted
from
"X"
related
Results
revealed
several
be
addressed.
Data
was
collected
using
keywords
such
"teleconsultation"
"telemedicine".
can
see
that
frequent
words
include
"health",
"service",
"doctor"
"patient".
themes
identified
grouped
into
four
dimensions:
general
information,
benefits
sought,
specific
professional
issues.
showed
60.1%
focused
generic
topics,
ease
service
information.
queries
observed
public
nature,
focusing
accessibility,
while
disease
treatment
less
frequent.
Conclusions
proper
development
networks.
platform
mainly
queries,
convenience
accessibility
main
mentioned.
suggest
online
interactions
are
complex
offer
valuable
insights
improving
communication
strategies.
Future
could
hashtags
differences
interaction
patterns
according
user
profile,
providing
deeper
understanding
audiences'
behaviour
These
findings
underline
importance
considering
audience
preferences
improve
effectiveness
communications.
JMIR Public Health and Surveillance,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11, P. e66062 - e66062
Published: April 14, 2025
Background
GPFirst
is
a
primary
care
partnership
program
designed
to
encourage
patients
with
nonurgent
conditions
seek
at
participating
general
practitioner
clinics
instead
of
visiting
the
emergency
department.
In
2019,
digital
media
campaign
(DMC)
was
launched
raise
awareness
and
knowledge
about
among
residents
in
eastern
Singapore.
Objective
This
study
aims
assess
DMC’s
impact
on
across
different
age
groups,
acceptability
satisfaction
GPFirst.
Methods
The
DMC,
comprising
Facebook
posts
website
using
Andersen
behavioral
model,
evaluated
through
2
repeated
cross-sectional
surveys.
first
survey
(CS1)
conducted
Singapore
aged
21
years
older,
1
year
before
campaign’s
launch,
second
(CS2)
4
months
after.
Satisfaction
measured
5-point
Likert
scale
(very
poor
excellent)
experiences.
Acceptability
assessed
3
yes
or
no
questions
decisions
visit
recommend
clinics.
Analyses
used
tests
proportions,
adjusted
multiregression
models,
age-stratified
secondary
analyses.
Results
generated
38,404
engagements
within
5
months,
“#ThankYourGP”
being
most
viewed
(n=24,602)
engaged
(n=2618).
Overall,
1191
1161
participants
completed
CS1
CS2
respectively.
Compared
CS1,
were
more
aware
(odds
ratio
[OR]
2.64,
95%
CI
2.11-3.31;
P<.001)
knowledgeable
(OR
4.20,
2.62-6.73;
P<.001).
Awareness
higher
married
individuals
1.31,
1.04-1.66;
P=.03),
those
without
regular
physician
1.79,
1.44-2.22;
P<.001),
education
levels.
Similarly,
greater
2.88,
1.35-6.17;
P=.006)
preuniversity
2.56,
1.14-5.70;
P=.02),
1.54,
1.02-2.34;
P=.04).
For
acceptability,
who
visited
clinic,
98.2%
(163/166)
reported
they
would
continue
clinic
department
future,
95.2%
(158/166)
60.2%
(100/166)
cited
clinic’s
participation
as
factor
their
provider’s
choice
87.3%
(145/166)
satisfied
Among
unaware
GPFirst,
88.3%
(1680/1903)
consider
future.
Conclusions
DMC
improved
high
participants.
Age-dependent
strategies
may
improve
participation.
demonstrated
potential
user-generated
content
boost
social
engagement,
strategy
that
international
health
systems
could
adopt.
Telemedicine Journal and e-Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 25, 2025
Introduction:
Telemedicine
has
seen
rapid
growth,
especially
following
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
providing
diverse
options
for
patient
care.
This
study,
grounded
in
Technology
Acceptance
Model,
examines
and
compares
factors
influencing
women's
usage
intentions
of
telemedicine,
considering
their
roles
as
both
direct
patients
gynecology
indirect
pediatrics.
Methods:
The
study
conducted
a
survey
to
collect
data
from
women
who
have
used
telemedicine
services
(N
=
758).
Structural
equation
modeling
was
employed
assess
relationships
between
variables,
including
previous
satisfaction,
social
media
health
content
consumption,
perceived
ease
use
(PEOU),
usefulness
(PU),
trust,
future
intention.
Results:
results
demonstrate
that
PEOU,
PU,
trust
significant
effects
on
PEOU
mediate
Notably,
reveals
differences
pediatrics
obstetrics/gynecology.
Social
consumption
positively
affects
intention
gynecological
but
not
pediatric.
Trust
significantly
enhances
Conclusions:
findings
reveal
disparities
patterns
obstetrics/gynecology
Practical
implications
suggest
platforms
should
leverage
enhance
education
provide
clear
guidance,
particularly
services.
In
addition,
strengthening
privacy
protections
is
essential
build
promote
adoption.
Archivio Italiano di Urologia e Andrologia,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
96(1)
Published: April 3, 2024
Objective:
To
evaluate
the
telemedicine
information
published
on
most
popular
social
media
platforms,
during
second
year
of
COVID-19
pandemic.Methods:
We
queried
BuzzSumo
tool
to
identify
related
article
links
that
were
shared
media,
from
February
2021
2022.
The
PEMAT-P
was
used
for
quality
assessment
links.Results:
125
eligible
analysis.
Facebook
platform
sharing
articles
(median
engagement:
1000).
Most
by
magazines
(n
=
82,
65.6%)
and
main
topic
addressed
general
49,
39.2%).
In
subgroup
analyses
34
articles,
engagement:1950),
24,
70.6%),
whereas
prescription
abortion
pill
9,
26.5%).
According
tool,
median
understandability
actionability
score
63.8
20%,
respectively.Conclusions:
interest
in
has
increased
all
over
world,
as
evidenced
high
engagement
recorded
last
year.
However,
access
digital
health
services
is
still
limited,
provided
often
not
verified
an
official
entity
unable
fill
divide
exacerbated
COVID
19
pandemic
crisis.
Hence,
policy
should
be
developed
or
modified
ensure
a
more
egalitarian
Internet
citizens.
Official
medical
institutions
standardize
regulation
online
content
reduce
widespread
misleading
information.