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Published on: April 3, 2015
"Evidence-based Tweeting" in Vascular Surgery
Christos Argyriou1, Miltos K Lazarides1, Georgios S Georgiadis1
1Medical School, Democritus University, Alexandroupolis, Greece.
Abstract:
The use of social media for academic or research purposes is still in infancy. However, the potential of dissemination of medical knowledge through these electronic platforms is dynamically increasing. We performed a search on Twitter® collecting tweets containing the keywords "peripheral arterial disease" and "abdominal aortic aneurysm" separately and including 3 types of emitters. Our aim was to assess the dissemination of these 2 major vascular entities across the social networking and their effect on the medical and general population. The results show that people talk about their experiences of hospitals and care quality on Twitter® more than health care providers or commercial industries in critical diseases that arise more concern. Twitter® could become a successful channel through which physicians, patients, and health care providers interact, engage, and disseminate medical knowledge.
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