How Should Social Media Be Used in Transplantation? A Survey of The American Society of Transplant Surgeons. https://t.co/6YXuYsAyuM #SocialQI#hcsm#s4pm
Patient Understanding of the Risks and Benefits of Biologic Therapies in Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Insights from a Large-scale Analysis of Social Media Platforms. https://t.co/MGa5kEQQwX #SocialQI#HCSM#s4pm
Does the Internet provide patients or clinicians with useful information regarding faecal incontinence? An observational study https://t.co/4r3OOcEpol #socialQI#hcsm#s4pm
Older and Wiser? Changes in Unprofessional Content on Urologists' Social Media from Residency to Practice. https://t.co/RYim1kaNXA #socialQI#hcsm#meded
What Do Patients Tweet About Their Mammography Experience? https://t.co/GK4Sn7VvKl #socialQI#hcsm#meded -> fascinating, if simple exploration of what is being done
"The use of social media among physicians and nurses was noted to be identical (88% for each group), and both groups encouraged their patients to research their clinical conditions on social media" https://t.co/hJEG5fubf8 #socialQI#hcsm
Benefit of social media on patient engagement and satisfaction: Results of a 9-month, qualitative pilot study using Facebook https://t.co/EjHJEApYux #socialQI#hcsm#meded
Twitter 101 and beyond: introduction to social media platforms available to practicing hematologist/oncologists https://t.co/FHLAnve4g3 #hcsm#socialQI#meded