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our work provides insights to the social media-enabled healthcare phenomenon that creates new values for social media in healthcare from a patient perspective by focusing on how patients can use social media to exchange social support and improve health outcomes. It fills in the research gap of ...
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in 2013 have received the most citations. a decreasing trend is shown between 2014 and 2017, which may be resulted from the fact that new publications usually have less citations due to the limited time. on the whole, the research of utilizing social media for healthcare has received ...
Essentially, our core values encompass our capacity as health care providers to walk with our patients on their journey through illness to recovery. In the current digital era, doing this well may include a seventh precept: that we engage them where they are - online in social media (participe...
An understanding of healthcare super-utilizers’ online behaviors could better identify experiences to inform interventions. In this retrospective case-control study, we analyzed patients’ social media posts to better understand their day-to-day behavio
practice of using social media has been expanded around the world influencing the sharing of information among people. The expansion of social media has also reached the field of healthcare, where the aforementioned networks are the most frequently used social media tools in these settings [3,4]...