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Scrolling for Solutions: Social Media Use Among Caregivers in Pediatric Dermatology
Jordan K Bui1,2, Amy Buros Stein3, Sheilagh Maguiness4
1Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC, USA.
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Social media are increasingly being used as a source of health information. We conducted an online, anonymous survey to learn how caregivers are interacting with social media and how this may impact their child's dermatologic care. There were 136 participants who started the survey and 97 who completed it (71.3% completion rate). The most common skin conditions participants sought information for were atopic dermatitis, 48% (47); acne, 40% (39); and dry skin care, 35% (34). Our results also found that participants of lower socioeconomic status use social media for skin care management more often (p < 0.01), highlighting the importance of providing reliable content on social media.
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